A rough patch has a way of majorly shaking things up, giving you the impetus to take stock of your life, encourage you to rethink how you do things (and
50 Important Things I Learned Over The Past Year (and How to Be Kinder to Yourself)
Two Quick and Easy Social Media Tips to Raise Your Profile After Speaking or Attending a Conference
I had a great time speaking about LinkedIn advanced tips and some of LinkedIn’s new features to the Association of Legal Administrators (ALA) New York City Chapter last week. Thanks
How to Emerge Stronger From a Crisis
Many of us have had bad things happen to us. Such is life – with the highs are also come lows.
Maybe you lost a loved one, experienced the dissolution
Taking Time to Honor Dr. Martin Luther King
On this Martin Luther King Day, I’m taking time out of my day to reflect on some of the most profound things said by Dr. King.
His words are passionate,
How to Bounce Back From a Professional Setback and Land on Your Feet
No matter how brilliant, hard working or passionate you are, you will fail at something or majorly screw something up at some point.
I wrote this article because a few
Join me for an Association of Legal Administrators Event Next Week on Becoming a LinkedIn Master
I hope you’ll join me next Wednesday, January 22 during lunchtime for a LinkedIn master class for the Association of Legal Administrators (ALA) New York City chapter – it will
How In-House Counsel Can More Effectively Use LinkedIn to Build Their Brands
I had a great time speaking about how in-house counsel can use LinkedIn more effectively at Thursday’s In-House Connect event in NYC, “LinkedIn Strategies for Supercharging Your In-House Legal Career.”
Why You Should Never Eat Alone
One of my favorite business networking books is Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi, because you really should never eat alone if you can avoid it.
Everyone has to
How to Become a Stronger You Even When Life Throws you Curveballs
This is photo is me two years ago today happy in Miami Beach. So much has changed since this photo was taken, most notably that the person taking this photo
How to Use Your Failures to Your Advantage
Can I be honest? I’m not perfect. Sometimes I make mistakes. I mess things up. I get in my own way. And I’m guessing you do too.
Every single one