At Prowess Project, we have spent the last three weeks being maniacally focused on, well, focus. Leah and I have...
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Mom Feature Monday – Melissa Nicholson, Work Muse
By Ashley Connell
/ June 17, 2019
Happy Mom Feature Monday! Today we are featuring Melissa Nicholson, mom and entrepreneur. CEO & Founder of Work Muse, a...
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Business owners – don’t self-sabotage.
By Ashley Connell
/ June 13, 2019
As a business owner, my business is a top priority. It’s not uncommon that you’ll find me nights and weekends...
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Men Tell All: Gender Equality in the workplace … the morning after.
By Ashley Connell
/ June 6, 2019
The Men Tell All: Gender Equality panel exceeded all of my expectations. Honestly, I'm still processing all the goodness, but...
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Youssef Chaker, CEO of Bear and Giraffe
By Ashley Connell
/ May 30, 2019
Youssef is a proud male ally for gender equality in and outside of the workplace. Prowess Project is featuring him...
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What is a fractional business manager?
By Ashley Connell
/ May 16, 2019
Picture this … You have too many action items in too many different buckets. You can’t hire a marketing consultant,...
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What is a project manager?
By Ashley Connell
/ May 16, 2019
Ever feel like you aren’t getting anything done because you’re too busy putting out fires to focus on strategy? You’re...
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What does done look like?
By Ashley Connell
/ May 7, 2019
Delegating - it’s a b*tch No surprise here, I’m Type A and like work done just so. However, when you’re...
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Upcoming Events
By admin
/ May 6, 2019
Prowess Project - Where to find us May & June will be quite busy for the Prowess team. Austinites, please...
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Mom Feature Monday- Gina Morales
By Ashley Connell
/ April 29, 2019
Happy Mom Feature Monday! Today we can featuring Gina Morales, mom and entrepreneur. CEO & Founder of a Mana Project,...
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Mom Feature Monday – Colleen Henshaw
By Ashley Connell
/ April 15, 2019
Background - what have you done, where are you from, what do you want us to know about your past. My love of marketing and event management has...
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Historical Perspectives
By Leah Steinkirch
/ April 9, 2019
Historical Perspectives It’s the typical end of the “workday” for me. One last check of the emails to see if...
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First Advisory Board Meeting Takeaways
By Ashley Connell
/ March 28, 2019
I feel like my heart could burst in appreciation for these amazing people that I am honored to call my...
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Prowess Project Certification Lessons-learned
By Ashley Connell
/ March 25, 2019
Total was seven. Last week was the first Prowess Project certification and I teared up seven times. We call it...
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Project Management Tools and your Learning Style
By Ashley Connell
/ March 14, 2019
Whenever I’ve needed to get serious about studying, preparing for a speaking event, or memorizing key product information, there is...
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Mom Feature Monday: Leah Steinkirch, Chief Mom Officer
By Ashley Connell
/ March 4, 2019
Best of all, is providing perspective as a mom trying to reenter the workforce. That’s why I’m so excited about being part of the Prowess Project. CMO – Chief Mom Officer is the best title I have ever had.
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Do we have Meeting FOMO?
By Ashley Connell
/ February 28, 2019
Most people waste one-full workday a week in ineffective meetings. One. Full. Workday. That’s crazy. And that’s just the ineffective ones.
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All Hail Daily Huddles!
By Ashley Connell
/ February 12, 2019
While doing research to start Noteworthy Meetings (which is now Prowess Project), I was devouring all material possible on hosting the “perfect meeting”. Good news is there is no such thing. Bad news there is no such thing.
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Boom, hooked.
By Ashley Connell
/ January 20, 2019
I settled on (and love) Prowess Project. Prowess meaning "skill or expertise in a particular activity or field" and Project bc this is going to be ongoing.
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How it all got started…
By Ashley Connell
/ January 20, 2019
I started talking to anyone who would listen about this problem and many (mostly women) lamented the same experience. Once he or she (mostly she) took the meeting notes once, that was unofficially how her peers saw her and started to rely on it. I figured there had to be a better way.
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Most what i read online is trash and copy paste but i think you offer something different. Keep it like this.