Here’s one easy thing you should do on LinkedIn today that will help you build your brand and business.
It’s all about leveraging comments to your advantage and using them
The One Thing You Should Do on LinkedIn Today: Comment on Others’ Posts
Women Who Wow: Lisa Lang
Lisa Lang is the General Counsel at Kentucky State University where she leads a team of four professionals while serving on the university president’s senior leadership team for a campus
20 Career Tips to Help You Succeed
I’m seeing a lot of photos of kids returning to school holding their signs so I thought I’d jump on the bandwagon.
When I did the calculation of how many
How to Deal With an Adult Bully
Adult bullying happens to so many of us in our personal and professional lives but most people don’t talk about it.
In fact we’re supposed to just be OK with
An Easy and Organized Way to Promote Yourself Online
I bet you aren’t using a link in bio tool to enhance your visibility and boost your brand. But you should!
Link in bio tools such as Linktree enable you
Personal Growth Tips: Making the Most Out of the Rest of 2021
The end of the summer is close and a new season is about to be upon us.
In spite of what’s been a difficult year with the pandemic still clouding
How to Set Goals That Are Actually Achievable
Are you taking the time this weekend to enjoy what’s really important in life? Make sure you do as life passes us all by so quickly.
I also spent some
How to Get More Speaking and Writing Opportunities
In life sometimes we just need to ask for what we want.
Sometimes we just need to have the courage to put ourselves forward for that speaking engagement or that
Watch a Replay of How to Use LinkedIn to Build Your Brand and Business
Using LinkedIn to build your brand and business has never been easier – really.
Thank you so much to everyone who joined me today for my pop-up webinar on how
How to Cope with Work-Related Trauma
Do you have work-related trauma?
I do.
I’ve been pushed out of a job, I’ve been marginalized. I’ve been spoken to inappropriately. I’ve experienced unclear job expectations, impossible workloads, abusive