This book helps you get to the root of imposter syndrome and provides easy to use strategies to uproot it once and for all. Only be getting to the deeper underlying issues can you build sustainable, reliable self-confidence personally and professiona
This book helps you get to the root of imposter syndrome and provides easy to use strategies to uproot it once and for all. Only be getting to the deeper underlying issues can you build sustainable, reliable self-confidence personally and professiona
Herb Weiss has enjoyed a distinguished 39-year career in journalism, earning a national reputation as an expert on aging, health care and medical issues. Over 700 articles that he has authored or co-authored have appeared in newspapers and trade publications.
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Being trained as a nursing facility administrator brought me into the field of aging. My writings provide readers with tips on how to "Age Boldly" and to take charge of their lives in their later years.
Birth Place
PAWTUCKET, RI United States
Accomplishments
Herb is a recipient of the 2003 AARP Rhode Island’s Vision Award for his weekly commentary that appeared in the Pawtucket Times. He is a two time recipient (1994 and 1999) of the American College of Health Care Administrator’s National Award for his coverage of long-term care issues.
He was also awarded the Distinguished Alumni’s Award by the Center for Studies in Aging, North Texas State University, in 1997, for his career coverage of aging issues. In 1997, he was selected by the prestigious McKnight’s LTC News to be one of its “100 Most Influential People” in Long-Term Care. In 2016, Governor Gina Raimondo appointed him to the Rhode Island Advisory Commission on Aging.
He is a 2012 graduate of the Theta II Class of Leadership Rhode Island.
Contact Information
100 Marbury Avenue
PAWTUCKET RI 02860
United States
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