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Consequential Thinking with Renee Viens

Cut Through the Noise with Dave Turano

Release Date: 05/15/2024

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Like many children born into military families, Renee Viens moved a lot when she was a child.

After her parents divorced when she was thirteen, Renee stepped up to help her Mom. If something needed to get done - she figured it out. 'I was a little Mom'

Renee became an adult an early age; taking on housekeeping duties, meal prep and caring for her younger sister. Renee learned the value of anticipation, risk management and consequential thinking well before she went to college.

These same skills still serve her today as an Executive Assistant, Coach and Mentor.  

'I've made art form out of living around other people for their convenience,' as a behind the scenes support system, organizer and copilot, which is why she is able to successfully support many talented professionals of all levels as they navigate their careers.

'Executive Assistants put so much into the things that we do - We are our jobs. We are kind of married to our work - The people we support are always in our brain.'

Please take the time to listen to Renee's insights on mentorship, coaching and what it is like to be inside the mind of an Executive.

She was put here to do this work!

https://reneeviens.com/