Hillary Rettig is an author, productivity/career/life coach and workshop leader who specializes in helping people from all walks of life use their time better; overcome procrastination, perfectionism, fears, and blocks; and create more rewarding careers.
She is the author of three books, The Lifelong Activist: How to Change the World Without Losing Your Way (Lantern Books, 2006); The Little Guide To Beating Procrastination, Perfectionism, Fears and Blocks: a Manual For Artists, Activists, Entrepreneurs, Academics and Other Ambitious Dreamers; and The HIAPy Guide to Finding Work in a Tough Job Market. Chapters from The Lifelong Activist, and the entire texts of the other two books, may be downloaded here
Ms. Rettig honed her coaching strategy and techniques as head of two Boston-area microenterprise programs, where she and her teams assisted more than a thousand people from diverse backgrounds, including immigrants and refugees from more than thirty countries, achieve their business and artistic dreams. She also founded, and for many years ran, an Entrepreneurship for Artists program that won wide recognition, and has lectured on that topic at the Massachusetts College of the Arts and other venues.
Prior to entering the microenterprise field, Hillary founded and ran a successful technology consulting firm in New York City, and was also a technology and business journalist, publishing hundreds of articles in magazines including Wired, Working Woman and Inc. Technology.
Hillary is a sought-after public speaker who has given talks at many nonprofit, activist, educational and corporate venues. She has been quoted in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The San Francisco Chronicle and many other newspapers, and has appeared on WBUR public radio (Boston), WBAI community radio (New York), and many other radio broadcasts, as well as on CBS-TV network news and other television programs.
Hillary Rettig helps ambitious and creative people from all walks of life use their time better, create more rewarding careers, and overcome procrastination, perfectionism, fears, and blocks.
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Hillary Rettig is an author, productivity/career/life coach and workshop leader who specializes in helping people from all walks of life use their time better; overcome procrastination, perfectionism, fears, and blocks; and create more rewarding careers.
She is the author of three books, The Lifelong Activist: How to Change the World Without Losing Your Way (Lantern Books, 2006); The Little Guide To Beating Procrastination, Perfectionism, Fears and Blocks: a Manual For Artists, Activists, Entrepreneurs, Academics and Other Ambitious Dreamers; and The HIAPy Guide to Finding Work in a Tough Job Market. Chapters from The Lifelong Activist, and the entire texts of the other two books, may be downloaded here
Ms. Rettig honed her coaching strategy and techniques as head of two Boston-area microenterprise programs, where she and her teams assisted more than a thousand people from diverse backgrounds, including immigrants and refugees from more than thirty countries, achieve their business and artistic dreams. She also founded, and for many years ran, an Entrepreneurship for Artists program that won wide recognition, and has lectured on that topic at the Massachusetts College of the Arts and other venues.
Prior to entering the microenterprise field, Hillary founded and ran a successful technology consulting firm in New York City, and was also a technology and business journalist, publishing hundreds of articles in magazines including Wired, Working Woman and Inc. Technology.
Hillary is a sought-after public speaker who has given talks at many nonprofit, activist, educational and corporate venues. She has been quoted in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The San Francisco Chronicle and many other newspapers, and has appeared on WBUR public radio (Boston), WBAI community radio (New York), and many other radio broadcasts, as well as on CBS-TV network news and other television programs.
Email Hillary at hillaryrettig@yahoo.com .