Tune into Yourself

In this episode, Janice Le Platte a registered pediatric nurse with some 5O years of professional experience shares with us her journey.

From leaving home on the little island of Trinidad and Tobago at eighteen to travel to England - her first trip abroad, to begin a learning journey.  How she fell in love with pediatrics and her desire to give back and help her family and how it has shaped the person that she is today. Her decision to migrate to the U.S. to continue learning and growing!

As a young woman her Christian upbringing and the values that she learned both in School - St. Joseph Convent, St. Joseph RC, and from her Grandmother who raised her, and her mother who was always there continue to serve her well. She also shares profound advice on the need to take care of yourself because you matter!

In this episode, Janice Le Platte a registered pediatric nurse with some 5O years of professional experience shares with us her journey.

From leaving home on the little island of Trinidad and Tobago at eighteen to travel to England - her first trip abroad, to begin a learning journey.  How she fell in love with pediatrics and her desire to give back and help her family and how it has shaped the person that she is today. Her decision to migrate to the U.S. to continue learning and growing!

As a young woman her Christian upbringing and the values that she learned both in School - St. Joseph Convent, St. Joseph RC, and from her Grandmother who raised her, and her mother who was always there continue to serve her well. She also shares profound advice on the need to take care of yourself because you matter!

In this episode, Tracy shares with us her work in autism and disability advocacy in Trinidad and Tobago. At this time Tracy is also living with metastatic breast cancer and shares how her strengths are helping her embrace this constraint and move through it. Her optimism, resilience, and determination have led to her own hashtag #BeingTracy.

She encourages us all to be true to ourselves and to live life now - this is not a dress rehearsal!

In this episode, Tracy shares with us her work in autism and disability advocacy in Trinidad and Tobago. At this time Tracy is also living with metastatic breast cancer and shares how her strengths are helping her embrace this constraint and move through it. Her optimism, resilience, and determination have led to her own hashtag #BeingTracy.

She encourages us all to be true to ourselves and to live life now - this is not a dress rehearsal!

In this episode, Beverly shares her views on self-leadership as a cornerstone in accountability. As we strive to be the leader in our own life we need to practice self-awareness, self-management, and relationship management.

In this episode, Beverly shares her views on self-leadership as a cornerstone in accountability. As we strive to be the leader in our own life we need to practice self-awareness, self-management, and relationship management.

In this episode, Beverly discusses the importance of using reflection and the insights gained to learn and grow. 

 When we pay attention to things, issues, comments, or observations that impact us during a day, take the time to identify the exact issue, describe the issue - why did it impact us, how did it impact us, what did it highlight for us and then make a decision as to what we are going to do - this could be whether to explore it further, examine what role we played, how we used our strengths, how will we let it influence us?

After our reflection, we might decide that we need to develop a learning plan and in this episode, we share key components of the learning plan such as identifying what we need to learn and how we will learn it and the support system that you will establish to continue your learning activities.

In this episode, Beverly discusses the importance of using reflection and the insights gained to learn and grow. 

 When we pay attention to things, issues, comments, or observations that impact us during a day, take the time to identify the exact issue, describe the issue - why did it impact us, how did it impact us, what did it highlight for us and then make a decision as to what we are going to do - this could be whether to explore it further, examine what role we played, how we used our strengths, how will we let it influence us?

After our reflection, we might decide that we need to develop a learning plan and in this episode, we share key components of the learning plan such as identifying what we need to learn and how we will learn it and the support system that you will establish to continue your learning activities.

Eddison is a business professional and owner of Anomaly by Design a gentleman's fashion accessory online store. He hails from the island of Tobago

He recently secured a job in the midst of the pandemic after leaving a senior position to follow his dream of starting another business which fell through. Along the way, Eddison learned many things including the fact that one cannot control everything, even with the multiple plans things sometimes still don't work, and the importance of keeping hope alive during difficult times.

Eddison is a business professional and owner of Anomaly by Design a gentleman's fashion accessory online store. He hails from the island of Tobago

He recently secured a job in the midst of the pandemic after leaving a senior position to follow his dream of starting another business which fell through. Along the way, Eddison learned many things including the fact that one cannot control everything, even with the multiple plans things sometimes still don't work, and the importance of keeping hope alive during difficult times.