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Meet Andrea

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My Story

I ended up getting the job, and after two weeks of working there, she told me she was moving to another state and that the dentist was selling the practice. I had a week to learn everything. At 19, I had no choice but to learn everything independently, manage the office, and adapt to the new dentist who took over.  

Instead of taking this experience as negative, I took everything I learned and told myself, " I am meant for this." I went from working as a receptionist to becoming an office manager, a regional manager for a corporate dental practice, and an executive assistant in the government sector.  From there, I realized how much I enjoyed being a leader and implementing processes.  Some bumps were down the road, but that did not stop me.  When I saw how much progress these practices were making and how I was giving opportunities to entry-level candidates and making them the best leaders, all that doubt was out the door. 

Then it hit me

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Due to my passion for process and operational improvement and helping individuals level up in their careers, I decided to become a Certified Career Coach and a Business Coach.  My fascination with leadership made me join the military and help soldiers with their resumes and career transitions.  I further educated myself by receiving my Bachelor's in General Business Administration and becoming a member of the American Society of Administrative Professionals.  

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With over  14+ years in the administrative field, recruiting and training candidates and making a difference in people's lives, I decided to start my own business.   

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My Mission

To inspire and empower individuals to live authentically, pursue their dreams, and create lives filled with purpose and fulfillment in their careers and business. Through my work, I strive to foster a culture of growth, resilience, and compassion, where everyone feels seen, heard, and value.

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It all started in 2007 when I worked in a cardiologist's office, filing folders and working as a receptionist.  One of the patients was impressed with my customer service skills and offered me a position at a dental practice. I explained that I had no dental experience, but she insisted I send her my resume, so I did. 

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