EP 6 - She's an award winner

Episode 8 of the Tales by TSO podcast, hosted by TSO, titled "EP 6 - She's an award winner" was published on December 19, 2019 and runs 24 minutes.

December 19, 2019 ·24m · Tales by TSO

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Summary

She won! I recently won an award for 'Young Professional of the Year' at the ZYA Awards. Still can hardly believe it. This achievement and many others of this year have showed me that you can never know the impression you leave on others. Let's explore how to get more accolades as we get closer to the new year! You can read the blog post about this on my website: www.talesbytso.com IG : @tso_9_Twitter : @TS_905

Episode Description

She won! I recently won an award for 'Young Professional of the Year' at the ZYA Awards. Still can hardly believe it.

This achievement and many others of this year have showed me that you can never know the impression you leave on others. Let's explore how to get more accolades as we get closer to the new year!

You can read the blog post about this on my website: www.talesbytso.com

IG : @tso_9_ Twitter : @TS_905

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