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Amanda Fischer

Head of Grade A Marketing & Partner/CMO at NickelBronx

Amanda Fischer is the CEO of Grade A Marketing, specializing in bridging the gap between marketing and sales to maximize businesses' resources. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from The George Washington University and has a diverse educational background from High School and Whitfield School.

With a rich organizational background, Amanda has served as the Chief Executive Officer at Grade A Marketing. Prior to this role, she was actively involved in various organizations, including serving as a Board Member at Columbia Pike Revitalization Organization and Arlington Chamber Of Commerce. Additionally, she has held positions such as Marketing Director at Infinite Technologies Orthotics And Prosthetics, Co-Founder at Click, Director Of Sales And Operations at Intelligent Office, and more.

Amanda has also contributed her skills and expertise as an Account Executive at Cavalier Communications, Crew Wb at Tribune Broadcasting, Public Relations Intern In Consumer Education at Fleishmanhillard, and in various other roles across different organizations.

Highlights

Feb 22 · linkedin

No regrets!

You've probably heard that phrase a lot, right? I certainly have. But let's get real here – claiming to have absolutely no regrets in life? It's not just unrealistic, it's also not a sign of strength or confidence. In fact, it's quite the opposite.

Personally, I'd rather regret something I did than something I didn't do.

I have a hard time grappling with missed opportunities, so I make it a point to take action, even if it means facing rejection. Why? Because I simply can't stand the "what ifs."

And yes, I face rejection a lot. But here's the good news – regrets, whether they stem from action or inaction, can serve as valuable lessons for the future! ✨

In Dan Pink’s book, “The Power of Regret: How Looking Backward Moves Us Forward,” he outlines a simple yet powerful approach to turning regret into a catalyst for growth and purpose:

🗣️ Self Disclosure: Share your regrets with others or write about them privately. By verbalizing your feelings, you can process them better, ease the pain, and reduce the likelihood of repeating the same mistakes.

💖 Self-Compassion: Normalize and neutralize the feelings of regret by treating yourself with kindness and understanding, just as you would a friend sharing their regrets with you.

🔍 Self-Distancing: Analyze the lessons learned from your regrets as if they happened to someone else. What advice would you give that person? By distancing yourself from the situation, you gain clarity and perspective, realizing that what seems monumental now might not be so significant in the future.

🌟 Now, I'm curious – do you find yourself more likely to have regrets from taking action or from holding back?

[Pic from Dan Pink’s live presentation at CADRE DC, LLC YOUniversity in March 2021. Thanks Melanie Coburn and Derek Coburn for first introducing me to this book!]

#noregrets #personaldevelopment #personalgrowth #growthmindset

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Boca Raton, Florida, United States