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Jill Valdez
Building Confident Leaders, Committed Teams, and Business Success Through Transformative Coaching 🌟 because NO ONE should be held back by obstacles they can overcome
Jill Valdez has over 18 years of experience helping individuals and companies overcome obstacles and grow. She started in the non-profit sector, creating systems and processes that allowed organizations to expand and be more effective. In 2016, she obtained her BA in Psychology, went on to complete her MS in Industrial Organizational Psychology in November 2018, and became the Director of HR in a for-profit company. Her passion for helping businesses thrive led her to found LINK Consulting, where she provides business consulting, executive coaching, and recruiting services. With a 4.0 MS degree, Jill is highly skilled in assessing people and connecting their passion to a purpose to help them succeed. She is also an ordained minister and pastor, showing her love for people. Jill's interests outside work are reading, crocheting, and hiking.
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Is it just me, or does today feel like a Monday? 😅
After a long weekend, getting back into the groove can be a challenge. But here's the thing: even when Tuesday feels like a Monday, it's an opportunity to bring that renewed energy and fresh perspective to the workweek.
Let’s tackle the day with purpose, focus, and maybe a little extra coffee. ☕️
How are you staying motivated today? Let’s keep each other going!
LINK Consulting - because NO ONE should be held back by obstacles they can overcome
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I have not known what to say ... these last couple of days have been surreal for my community.
This was not my house, but I can see it from my window.
Our neighborhood is in chaos as the electric company is working to restore the power lines that were knocked off and the power pole that was knocked down.
The roads are blocked; there are many different agencies here investigating.
My heart hurts for the husband who went to Costco alone because his wife wanted to rest on a Saturday morning.
My heart hurts for the 4 other families safe but displaced indefinitely and having lost their earthly possessions.
I have been reminded of the fragility of life and how something that has never happened before still can happen.
I am committed to getting to know my neighbors better, to be more than just a person that waves at each other. I want to know their stories; to make their life fuller because we are neighbors.
On this holiday, when many are celebrating and relaxing together, don't take life for granted! Be grateful for the things you have and the people who are still with you!!
