In this podcast episode, Michele Heyward discusses "Goal Digger Sunday," offering tips for achieving goals. She emphasizes the importance of accountability in reaching goals, sharing her experiences with multiple accountability partners. Michele explains how regular check-ins with these partners help her stay on track and outlines steps for creating effective accountability groups or masterminds, emphasizing the importance of commitment and reliability.

Michele Heyward, founder of Positive Hire, shares invaluable insights on mindset preparation for achieving your 2019 goals. In this fast-paced episode, Michele breaks down the key elements of mindset, emphasizing self-belief, visualization, and overcoming fear. She also offers a bonus tip on dealing with negativity and quitters. Tune in for a quick dose of motivation and get ready to conquer your goals in the new year!"

Day three focuses on goal-setting and overcoming procrastination. Michele emphasizes visualizing success and breaking big goals into manageable steps. She offers practical advice and invites viewers to join her for further guidance.

In this episode of #GoalDigger, I talked about FEAR. The number one killer of your dreams of your goals is your fear. Fear kills more dreams, more hopes, more aspirations than money, lack of know-how, and having the right connection that kills more dreams.

Join me in this episode as I discuss suggestions for looking at goals every day to stay focused and think about small steps towards reaching them.

In this episode, Michele Heyward emphasizes the importance of writing down goals for mental focus and accountability.

The session provides practical insights into effective goal-setting and actionable steps for success. Michele Heyward encourages viewers to embrace consistency and stay tuned for upcoming discussions on accountability.

Now, let's dive into a crucial topic: "Let them tell you no." Ever felt hesitant about applying for a job because you didn't meet all the requirements? 🤔 In this session, I share why it's vital to overcome the fear of rejection and take that leap. As women, we often hold back, but it's time to challenge ourselves.

In this candid discussion, Nomble Lee shares how my career started organically, but over the years, it evolved into a deliberate pursuit of growth and impact. Join us on this insightful journey of self-discovery and empowerment.

Lisa Anderson is a dynamic leader with expertise in organizational development in union and non-union environments. Knowledgeable of labor and employment laws, regulatory agencies and issues, compensation and benefits administration, and professional development. Come and join us in this episode!

In this Women's History Month event, Michele Heyward and Monique, a founding member of "System" (Women of Color in the Water Industry), introduce Ashley Matthews, an engineering supervisor at the Philadelphia Water Department. Monique, a water resources engineer on maternity leave, is excited about her upcoming job at Jacobs. The event aims to highlight women of color making significant contributions in the water industry, with a focus on the Philadelphia area's challenges like CSOs (Combined Sewer Overflows) and GSI (Green Stormwater Infrastructure).

Michele Heyward, a woman of color and civil engineer, celebrates National STEM Day by promoting STEM fields, especially for women and people of color. She shares her experience in building the power grid and emphasizes the diverse applications of STEM in areas like packaging engineering, environmental engineering, and industrial engineering. Michele encourages hands-on activities to teach engineering concepts to children, citing the "egg drop" game. She also discusses the impact of movies and real-life experiences in helping young people understand STEM careers. Throughout the livestream, Michele engages with viewers, shares anecdotes, and highlights the pervasive influence of STEM in everyday life.

Michelle discusses the importance of creating and nurturing online communities and relationships. She shares her positive experiences with building genuine connections on Periscope, emphasizing that the community is not just about the broadcaster but the interactions among viewers. Michelle talks about the longevity of relationships formed online, citing examples of meeting people in person and continuing to collaborate and support each other. She also highlights the value of community engagement, where members can share insights, offer support, and even brainstorm together to solve business challenges.

In this Mentor Monday session, Michelle emphasizes the importance of creating a diverse career team for professional growth. She highlights five key members: Community (friends and family), Mentor (guide and supporter), Ally (provides inside information), Sponsor (advocate behind closed doors), and Counselor (coaches and advises). Michelle announces an upcoming event, Career Strategy Saturday, where she and Aaron Brada will address career questions and offer live engagement opportunities for participants.

Courtney has a civil engineer civil engineering degree from Clemson University. She was actually one of my mentees many years ago, at Clemson and she was one of the best mentees.

Tysha Tolbert is one of the Virtual Summit Speakers And what I love about her background is computer science, worked in corporate and is now running her own businesses. Not business. But this this says. So, so Ty, can you share a little bit with the audience, just something I don't know, something unique or different about you, but also just a little bit of what they can probably Google and find out on their own?

Today, our presenter is me. So I'm going to be sharing with you tips and ways to engage with executives. And I know this was a huge struggle for me early in my career. And I had a different outlook in a very short period of time. So I'm going to show you some tools that were available to available to me back in early 2000.

Black latinx and indigenous women, especially in stem, are the future of stem. They bring in different perspectives that lead to different solutions.

Find out how Brianne's curiosity about science and math and finally fell in love with engineering.

Michele's practical advice and unique techniques can help you boost your job search and make a successful career transition. Don't miss this insightful discussion, and remember to catch the replay for a 30-minute recap of the key takeaways.