Camille's Positive Steps Into Social Mobility. Opportunities From Experiences

On the subject of you… how is the reality of your professional, personal and social life journey affecting you? You are delving into instant gratification. You want everything within a short space of time. You have a double helping of self doubt sitting at a table with self pity choosing from a menu at a restaurant called 'Self Loathing'. You convince yourself that it is just for you because it is what you deserve. How is that self loathing working out for you today? You must like it because you appear from the outside to be enjoying the ‘kicking myself’ carousel. You are struggling against those that deny you the ability to engage with your own self motivation, self discipline, self validation and self reinforcement. You are denied how hard and how smart that you can work from the barriers of others. You want projects to come to you, almost like assignments, to strengthen your ability in managing your emotions as a professional in order to sur

Positive Steps Into Social Mobility: Awareness and Empowerment FEBRUARY is here! Welcome, welcome, welcome from me Camille Lansiquot to you. I am going to help you believe that YES YOU CAN enter into social mobility to assist you in the delivery of your dreams. I am sharing this insight of who I am with you and only you. Keep this to yourself, guard it with your life! First thing is first. I am going to share with you my favourite belief enhancers to help you on your positive steps journey using the vehicle of social mobility.  NEVER let the colour of your skin hold you back from your advantageous circumstances. NEVER let your class hold you back from your dreams. NEVER let your status hold you back from your progression. Where do YOU want social mobility to take you today? Within 24 hours. Get on board!  Let's shake things up from the inside; and the outside.

I’M A DANGER TO SOCIETY A woman of colour living and revealing the positive steps in social mobility “ Welcome to our society. You will be judged on what you wear, which music you listen to, what you look like, how you act, who you hang ’round with, and on practically every other personal trait and imperfection about you, and you’ll be made fun of for being who you are. Enjoy your stay. ” Bleak picture? Let me stand on my soap box on the corner of Hyde Park Corner and add my two pence to it and make it even bleaker. I absolutely detest arrogant people and back stabbers who trample over good people, decent people, hard working people, because they feel as though they have a right to do so because of their perceived 'intelligence', skin colour, connections in society and wealth. And I pray every day that I don’t get caught up in this evil ever. Hear. Hear. How about you? What is one thing in the society that you absolutely can not stand.