IAM1954 - Career Strategist Helps Professionals Improve Their Overall Image

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In this episode, the guest is Elizabeth Koraca, a Career Strategist and Media Contributor based in New York City and Los Angeles.

Key Points:

Elizabeth's Journey: Elizabeth started her career as a TV News Anchor for Reuters. She has interviewed hundreds of the world’s top CEOs and investors and is also a regular contributor on CNN, Fox News, and Cheddar TV. Her passion for coaching others emerged when she found herself helping guests in the green room overcome their nervousness before interviews. This led her to commence her career as a Career Strategist and Media Contributor where she helps business professionals improve their image, messaging, and personal branding.

CEO Hack: Elizabeth gets her motivation by always remembering her purpose and the reason why she does what she does.

CEO Nugget: Elizabeth encourages listeners not to compare oneself with others and to remember that it's okay not to know everything immediately. She emphasizes the importance of patience and diligence towards achieving one's goal.

CEO Defined: For Elizabeth, being a CEO means being capable of helping others while maintaining the freedom to make your own decisions and to be your own boss.

Elizabeth Koraca helps executives reach their full potential by developing their presentation, interview, and communication skills through a proven step-by-step program.

 

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