What Happy Women Know

 

Top Traps:

  • Perfectionism
  • Wanton Wanting - Having enough (*male)
  • People Pleasing - Being enough (*female)
  • Revenge – Holding a Grudge
  • What would I be without….him
  • Circling the track - Career seeking beyond reason  (reproductive success or productive success)

 

10 Tips: What Happy Women Know

  1. Habits and practices to overcome self-constructed barriers can be learned ( What life is and what you want it to be Can Be!)
  2. “Things” that deliver joy in life are not things you seek (if only I had, or was, or could be or could do)
  3. Flowing gracefully through time allows you to find things to love about  yourself throughout their life
  4. Your worth as a person is not determined by what you have or how you look but by successful relationships, health & wellbeing
  5. You don’t let your feelings about “enough” rule you
  6. You don’t play the comparison game, because you know there is always someone with more of something – somewhere
  7. You will be rich for life if you focus more on what you have rather than what you want
  8. You know you cannot control your destiny, but you participate in it
  9. That forgiving doesn’t let anyone off the hook- it lets you off the hook
  10. Happy women are never alone because we don’t abandon ourselves

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Cathy L. Greenberg, PhD
Consultant, Author, Speaker, Coach

Cathy L. Greenberg, is an internationally recognized authority on leadership and human behavior.  A sociobiologist and former managing partner in two of the world’s largest consulting firms, Accenture and CSC ( Computer Sciences Corporation), she holds a doctorate in the behavioral sciences. Most recently, she was the founder and Executive Director of the Institute for Strategic Leadership, LeBow College of Business, Drexel University. Currently, a founding partner in a new venture, h2c: Happy Companies Healthy People, What Happy Brands and the h2c Leadership Foundation.

While Cathy has coached Fortune 500 executives around the globe she has also hosted the Women.Future.com event and is the founder of the Alliance for Women in Leadership (A4WL), targeting the special needs of women leaders.  Retained by her former firm, Accenture, Cathy acted as the executive coach to their top high potential women leaders in the North East region and designed a training program to transfer this knowledge entitled “ High Performance Coaching”.  Cathy is always available to help organizations achieve their best.  Cathy takes particular pride in being the Canyon Ranch speaker on the Queen Mary II World Tour 2007 from Sydney to Dubai.

 For more information contact her at cathy@h2cleadership.com

Cathy has one daughter, Elisabeth, and resides in both Tuscon & Philadelphia most of the year.


Cathy Greenberg with Dr. Dan Baker
and Dr. Ina Yalof