Candice Galek
Bio
Miami based entrepreneur turned environmental non-profit founder. Forbes 30 Under 30 Honoree. Inc. Magazine columnist. Always learning.
Stories (26/0)
- Top Story - October 2021
How to Survive an Earthquake on VacationTop Story - October 2021
Growing up in Florida meant that I learned how to track the path of a hurricane in school at a young age. I remember being given a paper map and checking the news each morning to plot the updated location, then using that information to make an informed opinion of which direction it would go in the following days.
By Candice Galek3 years ago in Lifehack
The Benefits of Disagreements in Relationships
Many couples have an unrealistic expectation that in order to be “soulmates” they must interpret situations in the same ways. The reality is that you are two completely different people with differing takes on the world that may sometimes see situations in a similar way.
By Candice Galek3 years ago in Humans
The Toxic Habit of Hiding Your Personality in the Workplace
Have you ever felt the need to put on a “game face” while you’re at work? Do you have to act “manly” or “tough,” so that others will respect you? I know that many women feel that they can’t act overly feminine, in fear that they won’t be taken seriously. They think they have to wear power suits to get noticed as a player in the boardroom.
By Candice Galek3 years ago in Journal
The Psychology of Not Admitting Mistakes & The Sunk Cost Fallacy
All humans are essentially ego-driven creatures. Starting from a young age we develop an identity — a self-concept and self-image — constructed of our beliefs and how we view ourselves. Most of us think of ourselves as pretty decent people, better than average in certain areas, maybe a little worse than average in a few, but always trying to do our best. We believe we see the world realistically, and act rationally.
By Candice Galek3 years ago in Motivation
I asked Author Simon Sinek Weird Stuff
Let’s be honest, I’ve got just about every Simon Sinek book in my collection. Heck, he (or whoever manages his account) once liked one of my Instagram posts when I tagged his book that I was reading while at the beach, and I squealed. To say I am a fan is probably doing him a disservice, so when he agreed to have a chat on the phone I was more than thrilled. Did he assume I would ask him about his favorite book recommendations, I am sure of it. Did it cross his mind that I might also ask him to tell me a secret to share with the world? Probably not.
By Candice Galek3 years ago in Geeks
Ask These Questions to Find Your Audience
As a business leader, do you feel like your words are falling on deaf ears? They very well could be. Whether you are a business owner, a hiring manager, an entrepreneur, a public speaker, a salesperson, a CEO, or an event coordinator, this one is for you. The key to getting your message across is to always know who you are talking to.
By Candice Galek3 years ago in Education
3 Ways to Stay on the Forefront of Past Clients Minds
The business world is a competitive one. No matter what line of work you are in, you probably don’t have a monopoly on what you do. There are hundreds, if not thousands of businesses that offer similar services as you.
By Candice Galek3 years ago in Journal
4 Toxic Consequences of Pulling an All Nighter
We’ve all decided to forgo sleep to study, to finish a project for work, sit up with a sick child, or even to go to a party. But you might find that as you age, you won’t be bouncing back as quickly. And if you suffer from insomnia or interrupted sleep but had to get up and function the next day, you’ll know how painful that is.
By Candice Galek3 years ago in Lifehack
