March 31, 2020 • 35 mins
Join the conversation as I talk with Faith Clarke about her journey as an entrepreneur, and how this can actually increase self-care! Doing business differently is no longer optional. It’s an urgent need. When we respond to this call and create businesses that help us heal, we will shift the Biz-life landscape and include people of all abilities.
Faith says: "Starting my career as a computer programmer on Wall Street, but quickly recognizing my passion for education and teaching at the college level for several years where I became fascinated by my learners’ inner motivations and started taking psychology courses to answer her questions. My career in computer engineering and systems analysis helped me develop a systematic approach to problem solving that I applies to my current passion — helping people figure out the next steps on the path to their desired destination, and strategizing a plan to getting there. My interests in human motivation and personal experiences as a mom of a child with autism led me to doctoral studies in performance psychology and a coaching practice that focuses on the needs of autism moms navigating leadership, business, and entrepreneurship.
Through striving for more my formal education includes graduate and undergraduate degrees in computer science, graduate studies in adult education and psychology, and doctoral studies in performance psychology. While homeschooling my three children, I participated in 100+ hours of training in various approaches to facilitating learning in people with autism. co-founding Melody of Autism, an organization that is committed to helping families with kids on the autism spectrum enlarge their village and thrive while embracing what I call, the New Normal of Life on Spectrum Road."
www.ParentinglikeaNinja.com
www.mhnrnetwork.com
www.drkristinahallett.com
Faith says: "Starting my career as a computer programmer on Wall Street, but quickly recognizing my passion for education and teaching at the college level for several years where I became fascinated by my learners’ inner motivations and started taking psychology courses to answer her questions. My career in computer engineering and systems analysis helped me develop a systematic approach to problem solving that I applies to my current passion — helping people figure out the next steps on the path to their desired destination, and strategizing a plan to getting there. My interests in human motivation and personal experiences as a mom of a child with autism led me to doctoral studies in performance psychology and a coaching practice that focuses on the needs of autism moms navigating leadership, business, and entrepreneurship.
Through striving for more my formal education includes graduate and undergraduate degrees in computer science, graduate studies in adult education and psychology, and doctoral studies in performance psychology. While homeschooling my three children, I participated in 100+ hours of training in various approaches to facilitating learning in people with autism. co-founding Melody of Autism, an organization that is committed to helping families with kids on the autism spectrum enlarge their village and thrive while embracing what I call, the New Normal of Life on Spectrum Road."
www.ParentinglikeaNinja.com
www.mhnrnetwork.com
www.drkristinahallett.com
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