How To Have a Fresh Start in Your Business with Vivian J of Notiq
Release Date: 01/21/2022
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Clarene Mitchell is a full-time solopreneur in Tulsa, Oklahoma. With 30 years of experience in the area of or in the communications and media sector, she changes the trajectory of lives and businesses one LinkedIn profile at a time, whether through results-driven, one-on-one coaching, corporate training, ghostwriting services, or speaking engagements. Zaakirah and Clarene share their expertise in brand strategy and LinkedIn training, respectively. They share...
info_outlineVivian Jokotade Adeniyi is the founder and CEO of NOTIQ, an impact-focused, global lifestyle brand that celebrates and empowers the world's most ambitious women with its exclusive, fashion-forward line of personal planners, organizers, and animal-free leather goods designed to help women stand out, overcome overwhelm and succeed in a busy world. Discover the 5 Essential principles you need to get back on track and move forward in 2022.
Purchase Her Book: Fresh Start: The Step-by-Step Journey to Rebuild and Renew Your Life, 5 Essential Principles to Get Back on Track and Move Forward
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