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On this episode I speak to the President and Founder of 7DCEO Janine Brisebois, about how past trauma can effect your life, business, and career progress. In this eye opening discussion we discuss how self- awareness is key and how just one minute of laughter can greatly improve your life and help you find more success.  So start listening and start laughing!  Reach Janine by visiting:  https://www.7dceo.com

On this episode I speak to the President and Founder of 7DCEO Janine Brisebois, about how past trauma can effect your life, business, and career progress. In this eye opening discussion we discuss how self- awareness is key and how just one minute of laughter can greatly improve your life and help you find more success.  So start listening and start laughing!  Reach Janine by visiting:  <a href="https://www.7dceo.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.7dceo.com</a>

How Not To Be A Victim Of Your Past with 7DCEO Founder Janine Brisebois

Bio for Janine Brisebois Janine Brisebois, BSC, RMT, M-NLP, is an MC, speaker, facilitator, author, successful entrepreneur, business professional in sales and training, and a personal consultant with decades of success. Episode highlightJanine Brisebois’ life is defined by her curious nature. Join in to learn how she has unravelled life’s lessons by asking the right questions.LinksEmail: Janine@7DCEO.comWebsite: www.7dceo.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janine-briseboisQuotes“When I look at you because you’re different, it’s not because I’m discriminating against you, I’m simply curious about you.”“God is love and we have that within every single one of us and that’s our job as people… to find that love in each other and make it shine.”TakeawaysChildhood incidents:Janine grew up on a farm with animals, which piqued her curiosity about the workings of the body and made her thirsty for knowledge. While people were trying to pull out a car her sisters had driven into a dugout, Janine noticed the otherwise noisy geese on the other side of the dugout quietly observing the entire time, further fuelling her curiosity. Groups you were born into and belonged to: Janine was born into a French-Canadian family living in a rural farming community which was English, and they faced discrimination. She grew up in the Catholic Church, and faith played an important role in their lives, with prayers getting them through the difficult times they faced as farmers. Temperament and personality influencesJanine has always been a curious person, but people called her nosy. She is also a kind person and believes in giving to the best of her ability, to any situation or person. She admits to occasionally having a bad temper. A time I became aware that my way of doing things was cultural and specific to my cultural experienceJanine would stay at jobs till she had learned what she wished to, then would move to a similar job in a different location to have new experiences. She found that the people in all the places she lived in – Yukon Territory, Saskatchewan and Alberta – had different cultures and lifestyles from her and from each other. Advice to an employer to work with meJanine advises that the best way to work with her “is to be open, first and foremost”. More great insights from our guest! Janine conducts one-on-one and group workshops for people to make the most of their personal and/or professional lives. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/cultureandleadershipconnections)

Bio for Janine Brisebois Janine Brisebois, BSC, RMT, M-NLP, is an MC, speaker, facilitator, author, successful entrepreneur, business professional in sales and training, and a personal consultant with decades of success. Episode highlightJanine Brisebois’ life is defined by her curious nature. Join in to learn how she has unravelled life’s lessons by asking the right questions.LinksEmail: <a href="mailto:Janine@7DCEO.com">Janine@7DCEO.com</a>Website: <a href="http://www.7dceo.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.7dceo.com</a>LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/janine-brisebois" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/janine-brisebois</a>Quotes“When I look at you because you’re different, it’s not because I’m discriminating against you, I’m simply curious about you.”“God is love and we have that within every single one of us and that’s our job as people… to find that love in each other and make it shine.”TakeawaysChildhood incidents:Janine grew up on a farm with animals, which piqued her curiosity about the workings of the body and made her thirsty for knowledge. While people were trying to pull out a car her sisters had driven into a dugout, Janine noticed the otherwise noisy geese on the other side of the dugout quietly observing the entire time, further fuelling her curiosity. Groups you were born into and belonged to: Janine was born into a French-Canadian family living in a rural farming community which was English, and they faced discrimination. She grew up in the Catholic Church, and faith played an important role in their lives, with prayers getting them through the difficult times they faced as farmers. Temperament and personality influencesJanine has always been a curious person, but people called her nosy. She is also a kind person and believes in giving to the best of her ability, to any situation or person. She admits to occasionally having a bad temper. A time I became aware that my way of doing things was cultural and specific to my cultural experienceJanine would stay at jobs till she had learned what she wished to, then would move to a similar job in a different location to have new experiences. She found that the people in all the places she lived in – Yukon Territory, Saskatchewan and Alberta – had different cultures and lifestyles from her and from each other. Advice to an employer to work with meJanine advises that the best way to work with her “is to be open, first and foremost”. More great insights from our guest! Janine conducts one-on-one and group <a href="https://www.7dceo.com/workshops" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">workshops</a> for people to make the most of their personal and/or professional lives. <a href="https://www.patreon.com/cultureandleadershipconnections" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="https://www.patreon.com/cultureandleadershipconnections" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.patreon.com/cultureandleadershipconnections</a>)

Janine Brisebois – Curious Janine

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A Powerful Conversation With  Janine Brisebois