Stephanie Yanovitz
Why isn't anybody listening to me?
I feel like nobody listens to me. I often wonder, is it the way I say it. I'm pretty sure I listen to people when they talk. Am I really smarter than everyone else? Why do I feel like I have to hold someone's hand through a process, spoon-feed, or take baby steps? Can't everyone just keep up? Did I learn to play chess to early? Am I always three or four moves ahead of everyone? Do I back down too quickly? Should I speak up? Look, I know I'm confident but not over confident. I know I have the experience, practice, and have learned from my mistakes. I know I barely dress the part but I don't try to not dress the part either. Wait, I'm doing it again, I'm being ambiguous, and nobody understands me. Look, just because I get to the point, frankly or sometimes brass doesn't mean I'm a b*^ch. I like to think of myself as "ambitchous" and other self-created rationale. Come hear me explain why self-starters, confident, intelligent people take so long to realize that people who don't need anything or don't want anything get just that ---they don't get anything.
About Stephanie Yanovitz:
Stephanie Yanovitz is the mother of two children and lives in Laurel, Maryland. She is surrounded by friends who inspire her to be the best working mother and playtime host. She is a transportation engineer/planner who enjoys promoting bicycle, pedestrian and transportation safety through growing communities, advocates, and government agencies. She enjoys problem solving, implementing ideas, and raising can-do attitudes in those around her.
