I think you’d be surprised how much clothing comes up when talking with my career and business coaching clients. What is it about what we wear that seems to have such power over us? Haven’t you put on a nice outfit and you suddenly feel like a million bucks? (Like The Red-Headed Diva shown in [...]
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As a career and business coach who specializes in helping introverts, you can imagine the trepidation I hear about searching for work, networking, and fitting in at a new job. For clarity, introverts are NOT at a disadvantage when it comes to career transition, but they might feel more stressed by it. My primary work [...]
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Posted in Career Transitions on Sep 26th, 2010
My career coaching clients often ask me to review their résumés. As a former hiring manager, I know what employers pay attention to (and what ends up in the trash) especially when they’re inundated with résumés. Here’s what I find myself saying all the time about the résumés I review. Please use the following as [...]
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Posted in Bringing Our Hearts to Work on Apr 13th, 2010
I’m a bit sporadic with my blogging. Yep, something has to give sometimes. I notice a lot of my fellow business owners let their blogs take a back seat sometimes. If that’s you too, that’s OK. Blogging is great (why), but it’s true that you have to focus first on the lowest hanging fruit when [...]
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Posted in Bringing Our Hearts to Work on Mar 24th, 2010
In honor of Ada Lovelace Day, March 24th, I’m dedicating this post to public health thought leader Elizabeth Pisani. Ada Lovelace Day is an international day to honor women leaders in science and technology. Pisani is inspiring me today for speaking the truth about how to stop the spread of disease, even if what works [...]
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