In the world of leadership and personal growth, there’s one truth we can’t ignore: you are the most valuable asset in your life and your business. If you don’t invest in yourself, if you don’t expand your mindset and skills, you’ll be falling behind. This is where mentoring, coaching, and training come in—three powerful tools that will help you reach a higher level as a leader, entrepreneur, and woman of purpose.
Mentoring is for women who don’t want to waste time reinventing the wheel. It’s for those who understand that success leaves clues and seek to learn directly from those who have already walked the path. Mentoring is a space where I share my real-life experience in business, leadership, and life balance. It’s not just about motivation, but concrete strategies that take you from theory to action with confidence.
Coaching is a transformative tool. It’s not about telling you what to do, but about helping you discover the answers within yourself. Through powerful questions and strategic processes, I help you break down limiting beliefs, boost your confidence, and unlock your potential as a high-impact leader. Because yes, being a Rockstar isn’t just about being successful in business, but in all areas of your life.
Information is power, but only if you apply it. At Level Up, we design training programs tailored for women looking to improve their leadership, communication, sales, and decision-making skills. We don’t offer generic courses; we create learning experiences that get straight to the point, with proven tools that deliver results.
Because each one has its purpose:
Mentoring: To learn from the experience of others who have already achieved what you want to achieve.
Coaching: To unlock your potential and develop the right mindset.
Training: To acquire practical skills you need to lead with impact.
Great women are born and made. If you’re ready to elevate your leadership, strengthen your mindset, and take your business (and your life) to the next level, Level Up through these three approaches is for you.
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We had observers go into the workplace and we timed people’s activities to the second. We’ve been to various workplaces, all high-tech companies. We wanted to look at information workers. We had observers shadow each person for three and a half days.
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If they pick up a phone call, that’s the start time. When they put the phone down, that’s the stop time. When they turn to the Word application we get the start time and stop time. We found people switched these activities on average of every three minutes and five seconds.