Knowing Your Why: The Key to Unlocking Your Full Potential Workbook Work Book and Journal

Key Points and Quick Quotes: In this section, space is provided to capture your understanding of the key point from the author and identifying three essential quotes to take away. Personal Reflection: In this section, space is provided to capture your mindset before and after reading the chapter. Readers are encouraged to take time to reflect on the key points and quick quotes documented earlier and then writing the extent to which their mindset has or has not shifted.Discovery and Recognition: In this section, space is provided to journal the discovery and recognition of your WHY as it relates to you personally, when you are with your family members, in the workplace as a professional, and when you are with friends or acquaintances.Active Application and Goal Refinement: In this section, space is provided to journal your current and evolving vision statement, your short-term (1-3 years) and long-term goals (beyond 10 years) as they relate to you personally, when you are with your family members, in the workplace as a professional, and when you are with friends or acquaintances.Journal: In this section, space is provided for you to journal your thoughts and empower yourself to grow, recover, and remember your WHY discovery.

With over 30 years of experience as human services profession, she has experience working in various administrative, research, and service roles within nonprofit organizations and higher education. She has a doctorate of philosophy in human services, masters of science and graduate certificates in diversity studies, nonprofit management and social and community services. She has a certification in Interdisciplinary Practice in Geriatrics and has written curriculum resulting in a Gerontology Certificate for human service majors for a college in Rhode Island. She services on the board of directors for Day One, RI working to stop human trafficking and sexual assault of children, women and men and volunteers for the Alzheimer’s Association. She is a partner of The Kings Cathedral where she is empowered to walk in her purpose to mentor and empower those she encounters to rediscover their personal worth. She is an academician and board-certified human services practitioner, charing research teams and mentoring researchers as they navigate the rigors of earning a terminal degree. Whether in her role as a wife or mother, dean or mentor she is intentional in encouraging, equipping, and introducing the power of an approach and the recovery of worth.