We are all works in progress with so much potential to become our best selves. It’s so easy to get caught up in our every day lives and habits so
Why It’s Important to Unplug Sometimes
I am an entrepreneur and run my own business, which means that I rarely take a day off.
There’s not a day that goes by where I’m not checking my
Why You Should Unfollow, Delete and Block People on Social Media
Unfollow. Delete. Block.
It’s in your hands. You have control over who has access to you on social media and what you see.
I recently did a personal social media
How to Reframe Rejection and Setbacks
I know it’s hard to be rejected.
Whether it’s from a job, a relationship, a friendship, a home you wanted, a school you wanted to attend or anything in life.
How to Become Successful When You’re Just Starting Out on LinkedIn
For lawyers and other business professionals, LinkedIn is THE social media network in which you should invest your time and effort.
If you’ve never believed in the value of LinkedIn
How to Keep Positive When You’ve Been Fired or Pushed Out of a Job
Have you ever been pushed out or fired from a job?
I have. It sucks, it’s unfair and it can really humble you.
The time I was pushed out of
The Most Important Relationships Lawyers Need to Be Successful Today
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
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
Secrets of an Awesome Law Firm Holiday Card: Conn Kavanaugh
In a year where so many people have experienced loss and stress, getting the company holiday card right was incredibly important. This was not the year for animated snowflakes or the words happy holidays in different languages or cityscapes from the locations in which the company had offices. It was a year to delight and demonstrate gratitude and thankfulness. If firms could strike the right balance by providing moments of levity in such a serious year, they could consider their card a success.
I came across a few cards that really resonated with me, and I’ll be featuring them on the blog.
First up is an interview with Kristyn Brophy, the Director of Marketing and Business Development at Boston-based Conn Kavanaugh, who shared with me the concept behind her firm’s awesome and clever holiday e-card this year.