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- Build a strong LinkedIn profile highlighting who you
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We all have faults whether we’d like to admit it or not. Not being perfect and accepting ourselves for who we are – flaws and all – isn’t easy, but
Happy Valentine’s Day from the Social Media Butterfly
Valentine’s Day can be a tricky holiday for some people.
It’s not just a day about romantic love. It’s a Hallmark holiday in my opinion.
Valentine’s Day can also be
Mean Girls 101: What to Do When You Don’t Want to Gossip About Someone
Gossip – defined as malicious, harmful or damaging talk against another person – is wrong, no matter how you look at it.
Spreading malicious rumors not only hurts the subject
Women Who Wow: Katie Lipp
The next Women Who Wows is Katie Lipp.
Katie is the founder of her employment and business law firm, the Lipp Law Firm, which serves clients in DC,
LinkedIn Stories New Feature: You Can Now Add Hyperlinks
Companies can now add links to LinkedIn stories!
In an exciting new enhancement to LinkedIn stories, company pages can now add URL links to LinkedIn story posts. Note that this
How to Be More Targeted With Your Social Media Efforts to Achieve Your Goals
There are so many ways to use social media for branding and business development but not all of them are effective.
It’s never been more important to use social media
Why the Simple Art of Not Caring as Much Anymore Really Works
This is the look I now give to people who:
- Tell me I can’t do something
- Say I’m too old to start over
- Think I’m younger than I am and
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Here are some things I’ve learned the hard way over my nearly 20 years in legal and a couple years as a magazine journalist that I wanted to share.
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I’ve left two jobs that I had for just about a year each. One time it was my choice. The other time it wasn’t. It was a bummer for many