Let’s normalize finding success at any age. Finding love at any age. Breaking free of unhealthy relationships at any age. Having the family you always wanted at any age. Starting
Why You Shouldn’t Be Afraid to Wear Color at Your Corporate Job Anymore
I saw a post by Melanie Lippman on LinkedIn which inspired me to write this blog post after spending 20 years in the legal industry where many women look like
How You Can Use Social Media Effectively Right Now
Social media has never been more important or build your brand and business especially while social distancing and individuals continue to use social to vet and research you.
Here are
How to Create a Strategic Custom LinkedIn Headline
Your LinkedIn headline is the MOST critical part of your profile because, along with your name and profile photo, it is the first thing people see when they find you
Guest Post: Why Networking and Referrals are so Important
This is a guest post by Josh Baron, an attorney in Salt Lake City on the importance of networking and referrals, and never knowing how or where you will meet
20 Things it’s Never too Late to Do
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 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 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