Women and Career Development | Dr. Mrs. Priscilla Francisco Ribeiro
Stevan Adophoh Otchere
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Women and Career Development | Dr. Mrs. Priscilla Francisco Ribeiro
42 просмотра · 1 день назад
Stevan Adophoh Otchere
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42 просмотра · 1 день назад
What if your worth wasn’t in your job title, but in the value God placed in you? This motivational talk explores purpose, growth, setbacks, and how to map your own professional journey—whether you’re a student, a seasoned professional, homemaker, or business leader. Dive into practical tips on building your career, finding mentors, overcoming barriers, and trusting God’s unique plan for your life. Learn from real stories, biblical insights, and career exercises designed to help you reflect, act, and continue evolving, every season.
Key takeaways include:
The difference between a job and a career
Building your career portfolio
The power of mentorship, sponsorship, peers, and mentees
Navigating barriers, setbacks, and self-doubt
Creating and using a vision board
Biblical role models: Deborah, Esther, Lydia, and Priscilla
Steps for a focused, faith-filled career journey
Pause, reflect, and take this 30-day career audit challenge—your next breakthrough might just be around the corner!
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Introduction: The Many Faces of Work (0:00)
Beyond Job Titles: Your True Value (1:30)
What If Your Title Changed? (3:20)
Job vs. Career: Understanding the Journey (4:40)
Career Growth: Skills, Passions & Impact (7:00)
Building a Career Portfolio (9:30)
The Power of Mentorship & Networking (12:10)
Creating a Focused Learning Plan (15:20)
Dealing with Setbacks: Rejection, Delay & Self-Doubt (18:40)
Work-Life Balance & the Power of Family Support (22:10)
Barriers for Women in Professional Growth (24:20)
Biblical Career Role Models (27:00)
The Vision Board: Shaping Dreams (29:15)
Personal Story: Trusting God’s Plan (31:20)
Planning Ahead: Setting Goals & Tracking Growth (34:30)
Career Challenge: 30-Day Progress Audit (36:00)
Final Encouragement & Closing Scripture (38:00)
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