Coffee with Tamara - Avoid Becoming Invisible in a Changing World

Avoid Becoming Invisible in a Changing World

03/23/24 • 29 min

We've all been there - in that place where we feel undervalued, left behind, or worse, invisible. It happens in work, in our relationships, and in life. In this episode, Tamara shares her top tips for staying ahead, staying open minded, and avoiding the invisible trap. She also delves into how fixed minds fall behind, especially in a changing world. You'll hear the best advice she ever received about her career and how you can avoid being disrupted. Other podcasts you might enjoy: Get your Everyday Innovator Certification Watch Coffee with Tamara live and check out other insights and ideas on YouTube

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