3 minute read

Lifetime ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Tiffiany A. Frazier

Next Article
Summer Fun Sun

Summer Fun Sun

Confidence Coach

The Tiffiany Institute, LLC

What do you feel are some of the biggest challenges that women face today?

Confidence is one obstacle that women struggle with. I feel that having confidence makes you feel good about yourself, and it can get you out of your comfort zone to find better opportunities. Lack of confidence can interfere with future success. The second challenge is not enough women in powerful positions. We serve as role models around the world. Young girls envision themselves in a high position of leadership in whatever occupation they may choose to do. However, they may feel that circumstances with location, family, and education may be a challenge to achieve this goal. Women need to join forces and help prove otherwise and support each other.

What advice has helped you get to the next level?

Tiffiany A. Frazier is a confidence coach with The Tiffiany Institute, LLC. She is responsible for building confidence in her clients and helps identify thoughts and fears that may be holding them back. Tiffiany is also a motivational speaker and poet. Her first poetry book, “The Blessed Novelties,” will be in bookstores in the near future. She belongs to The Hoinser Group (UK) and has been featured in the Hoinser Queens 2022 magazine Top 100 Inspirational Women, Top 33 Inspirational Women 2022 volume, 2 Queens book, and Top 10 Powerful Personalities Christmas edition. Tiffiany has also been given the title H.E Dame and has earned a certification of achievement and a trophy for Best Life Coach. She is a member of the OneWoman organization and will be speaking at the 2023 All Women’s Summit American Tour in Las Vegas. Tiffiany is also in the medical field and has been serving as a Registered Medical Assistant for 20 years. She has experience in internal medicine, family practice, cardiology, pulmonary, vein and pain, and urgent care. Tiffiany enjoys church activities, bowling, movies, roller skating, and ice skating.

The best advice that has helped me in this lifetime is to keep pressing forward in whatever your passion is in life. Don’t allow your circumstances to get the best of you as you learn from your experiences. Take that negative impact from your past and turn it to good. What book is on your bedside right now and why?

The Bible is the first book that I have with me at all times. This special book helps me to live for God. The more I read the Bible the more he guides my footsteps to live a better life. The Bible refreshes my soul and gives me a peace that no one in this world would understand but God. The second book that I love is called, “What Your Soul Needs For Stressful Times” by Holley Gerth. This book will also help protect your peace and it has elegant metaphors that you can relate to in any area of your life. It is definitely my second favorite book. What advice would you give to your younger self?

To not allow people to control what God already has for me. Growing up, I was always eager to share exciting news with the world, with everyone, but of course that is not always a good thing. I have experienced overwhelming hurt from family and friends I thought I could count on. I have learned to keep my lips sealed and work in silence. Then, when I am ready to share with the world all of the things that I have accomplished, it is already done.

Kristen M. Toepfer is an advocate for stroke victims and those with aphasia. She is a consultant, speaker, author, and survivor. Kristen received an A.S. in Liberal Arts from Sussex County Community College. She retired from UPS as an industrial engineer after 20 years. After suffering a stroke, brain swelling, being in a coma, and numerous brain surgeries, Kristen has fought her way back and now advocates for others who have undergone similar circumstances.

Kristen has received numerous awards from Supermodels Unlimited. She won the Director’s Award for the Mrs. New Jersey America Pageant in 2022. In 2021, Kristen was nominated a Stroke Hero by the Stroke Foundation. Currently, she is working on a children’s book titled, “My Aunt has a Boo Boo in her Brain.” It will be released on Amazon soon, along with a website and podcast. Kristen enjoys hiking and outdoor activities, pageants and modeling.

This article is from: