Show Notes
What is the Next Level Paycheck really about? Spoiler: it’s not just about money. In this episode, I share my personal journey — from being the first Black woman in a weapons systems program to becoming a systems programmer — and how I discovered that true success is measured in value, growth, and legacy. ✅ Why “impact” is more powerful than income ✅ How to measure your true career value ✅ The lesson of the “unprofitable servant” and multiplying your talents ✅ How volunteering and leadership add to your legacy ✅ What to do when you feel stuck or underutilized at work If you’ve ever asked yourself: Am I really using my gifts? — this conversation will shift how you see your paycheck, your career, and your purpose. 🔔 Subscribe for weekly insights on leadership, growth, and redefining success.
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