An award-winning marketing guru shares the technique she has used to get ahead in business and life and become a more emotionally intelligent, mindful leader.
“I always knew I was going to be an entrepreneur. My mother was the first entrepreneur I ever knew. She was a software analyst. She dropped out of school and taught herself. As I grew into womanhood, I learned that she was a real visionary.”“I was born in Germany and lived in seven different cities growing up until I left my parents’ home. It’s been more since then: I spent my career in the Midwest and New York City and I recently moved to Tennessee.
”Courtesy of Tiffany Hardin“Instead of asking the old ‘what do you do,’ [a conscious hustler would] ask a different type of question, like, ‘What’s the why in your life’ or ‘What makes this work meaningful to you?’ It takes an emotionally intelligent person to start the conversation like that.”“People get lost in their title. Start with your story.
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