I’m Sharon. Working mom with 30 years in HR. Still in corporate. I help working women make their first $1k/month (and beyond) outside their jobs with what they already know.
[Podcast] Leading the future of work with LinkedIn Top Voice Dane Tang
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Reader, One of the things I love about entrepreneurship is the amazing women I get to meet! This week's podcast guest is Dane Tang, corporate leader turned entrepreneur. Dane left a highly accomplished career as a global leader in blue chip companies like Shell, LVMH, Johnson & Johnson, and Burger King to start a coaching company called DesignFuture. She helps CEOs, CHROs, and senior leaders redefine workplace culture to meet the demands of a fast-changing world. We chatted about her journey making the transition from employee to entrepreneur and how she navigates the inevitable challenges that come up. You're not alone if you find it hard to make that transition. Highly successful women like Dane also had to grapple with the identity shifts needed to make this transition. You'll be inspired and get practical tips on how to overcome these challenges so you can keep going for your dreams! Listen on:
Connect with Dane on LinkedIn. I'm sure she'll be thrilled to hear what you thought about the episode! Enjoy. Sharon |
Sharon Singh Sidhu
I’m Sharon. Working mom with 30 years in HR. Still in corporate. I help working women make their first $1k/month (and beyond) outside their jobs with what they already know.
$1k/month isn’t life-changing money. But it’s transformational. It’s proof that the skills and experience you already have are enough to start, without quitting your job, without burning out, without a five-year plan. New here? Start with the worksheet "What's your $1k skill?" Download it here.
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