For most speaking engagements, articles I’ve authored, podcasts on which I’ve appeared and leadership opportunities in my field – I’ve raised my hand to participate – especially in the beginning.
Why Being Imperfect Is an Effective Social Media Strategy
Do you know what? No one is perfect. No matter what people post on social media about how great their lives are. No matter how many filters they use.
The
How Lawyers Can Be More Efficient About Creating Client Alerts
Why You Shouldn’t Chase After Anyone
I don’t believe in chasing anymore. This is often hard for Type-A people to do but it’s so important to learn this lesson professionally and personally.
Of course chase your
Four Rules of LinkedIn Post Commenting by Katie Lipp
If you read my blog you know that I am a big fan of lawyer and entrepreneur Katie Lipp and her posts on LinkedIn. If you’re not following her yet
How to Cultivate Your Alumni Network to Build Your Brand and Business
In 2007, I joined McKee Nelson, a young, entrepreneurial firm. In two short years there I learned more than I ever could have imagined. The market was booming and the
Why You Should Audit and Edit Your Social Media Feeds and Followers
Unfollow. Delete. Block. Repeat
Who follows you and who you follow is in your hands. You have control over who has access to you on social media and what you
What I Learned From the Movie Sliding Doors
Do you ever wonder how your life would be different if everything ended up working out the way you thought it would? Sort of like the movie Sliding Doors?
Sliding
Registration Is Open for Three Upcoming Women Who Wow Webinars
There are some great upcoming Women Who Wow events for women at all levels in their careers and they are all free to attend. I hope you will join us
A Cool Idea on How Law Firms Can Smartly Repurpose Their Client Alerts
I have an idea on how to make your client alerts work harder and smarter for you.
Do an analysis through email marketing and your social media analytics to see
I recently had a conversation with a lawyer who was struggling to finish a client alert. It had been sitting on his desk for about a week for his final