There’s no doubt that as the world has changed over the past year, so has the way in which we conduct business.
That being said, the relationships on which we
The Most Important Relationships Lawyers Need to Be Successful Today
How to Easily Create Subtitles or Captions for Your Social Media Videos
Have you ever scrolled through Instagram and Instagram Stories or any other social platform wanting to watch a video or a story, but were in a public place and didn’t
Update to LinkedIn Stories – You Can Now Tag Individuals in Posts
Update to LinkedIn stories – you can now tag people in your posts!
LinkedIn just enabled users to tag people in posts using the @ sign. A list of people
Five Ways to Overcome Perfectionism
Do you battle with perfectionism? I do. It often holds me back from my own success because I feel paralyzed by it.
The more real and confident I have become
30 Lessons I Learned in my 30s
My 30s were a time of great personal and professional growth. Of course failures and tough times were sprinkled in as well.
During that decade I went through things I
Giving Thanks to Lexblog for Helping Me Build This Blog
Sometimes all it takes is for someone to believe in you to push you out of your comfort zone and get you to where you’re supposed to be.
A few
Guest Post: How to Be Unstoppable in 2021
I am a big fan of Major, Lindsey and Africa top recruiter Dimitri Mastrocola’s LinkedIn posts – you should follow him if you aren’t already.
In this guest post excerpted
Why You Should Fill Out Your Past Work History and Education on Your LinkedIn Profile
I’m working with a lawyer client who has been practicing law for 25+ years and recently lateraled to this firm.
When I looked at his LinkedIn profile, I immediately noticed
Why I am Thankful for 2020
Although 2020 was a tough and odd year for all of us in so many ways (it sort of felt like we were on house arrest at times), I found it to be a welcome period to recharge and reset my life.
It was a time to slow down and spend more time close to home. So many of us were pushed out of our comfort zones only to grow stronger.
Every time I make a mistake in my career or life, it becomes wisdom and a lesson I don’t have to learn again. We are all growing – every single day.
I want to thank 2020 for many reasons because it certainly taught me a lot.
What to Do if You’re a Victim of Gaslighting
Gaslighting is a term that many people who have been emotionally abused unfortunately know about.
Wikipedia describes it as a form of manipulation that seeks to sow seeds of doubt in a targeted individual or members of a group, hoping to make targets question their own memory, perception and sanity.
The term owes its origin to a 1938 play called Gas Light and its 1944 film adaptation.
Gaslighting is commonly used by toxic and abusive individuals to diminish, punish and gain control over someone.
Why is gaslighting so hard to identify, and so mentally and emotionally damaging?
How can you get clear that you are being gaslit, remove and protect yourself and recover from its insidious effects?
As a victim of emotional abuse and gaslighting, I will try to address some of these questions in this article.