Nerissa Golden's Blog, page 28
September 14, 2016
Featured in Liat’s Zing Magazine
So pleased to contribute to this feature on the Caribbean film industry which is available in the LIAT airline’s 60th anniversary special in ZING Magazine. The region’s film industry is growing but there is far to go. Take a read here… http://www.zingmag.net/index.php/Curr...
Published on September 14, 2016 05:46
September 6, 2016
Not Technical Like That
“I can’t do this. I’m not very technical,” my client said frustratingly over Skype. We were talking through her strategy for deploying social media as part of her relaunch. It was a phrase I’d heard over and over again from women. Funny I don’t hear it from the men.They usually want me to teach them […]
Published on September 06, 2016 05:25
September 1, 2016
Start With the Question
“How do I start a Christian school?” That was the question I popped into Google 11 years ago late one night as I struggled to be comfortable with my 8-month pregnant self. I had this urgent need to make things better for my unborn child. Her siblings were struggling in a school that didn’t seem […]
Published on September 01, 2016 07:02
August 31, 2016
Say Thank You
Take a moment and breathe. That very breath is God. Say Thank You! Take a moment and look at yourself in the mirror. You are God’s perfect creation. Say Thank You! Take a moment to listen to the noise that your children are making. Have a good laugh at their silliness. Say Thank You! I […]
Published on August 31, 2016 07:55
August 30, 2016
Exit This Way
You should be feeling relieved right about now. Your department has been slashed in half and lucky you, they kept you declaring you are an asset to the company. You feel so needed and they’ve given you a raise too as an encouragement to continue the good work. BUT you don’t feel encouraged. Your stomach […]
Published on August 30, 2016 06:28
August 28, 2016
Dream a Bit
Thanks for the feedback on CV Schizophrenia. I ended the piece with “You deserve to get the job which fits your dream.” While rewriting your CV may seem a simple technical exercise of finding a new way to define what you’ve accomplished, I want to suggest that you take a less clinical approach to this […]
Published on August 28, 2016 05:39
August 25, 2016
Do You Have CV Schizophrenia?
How many versions of your *curriculum vitae (CV) or resume is sitting in a folder on your computer? There was a time I counted at least 10. I was searching for a new job and was recreating myself over and over to show myself as the ideal person for the advertised job. While I had […]
Published on August 25, 2016 16:42
June 3, 2016
Divorce the Emotion to Grow Your Business
Emotions I need a divorce! Does that sound harsh? Since we’re talking about business, no it is not. Often as women we launch businesses from places of need. And rightly so. A business that solves problems other people will pay for is what you want. However, if you plan to grow beyond that initial stage […]
Published on June 03, 2016 04:44
May 27, 2016
How Confident Are You Ladies?
Women don’t show up until they have the perfect script. Carol Sankar What are you waiting on to show up and make your mark? That was the question I began to ask myself as I reflected on Carol Sankar’s presentation during #LEAPAntigua this past week. I enjoyed having only to sit and take in the […]
Published on May 27, 2016 18:28
May 23, 2016
LEAP Into Your Business
I was so excited when my colleague Sandra Baptist told me her conference was going to be called !LEAP! It is the name of one of the workshops I often conduct with young people about starting a business, but it is also the action that everyone in business must take on a regular basis. Humans […]
Published on May 23, 2016 07:22


