Be Thankful on LinkedIn…Year-round
I just received some excellent resources, support and advice from Tiffany Pavelka and her Red Cape Consulting group as well as Connie Whitesell for an event I promoted on LinkedIn. …
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Don’t Be Afraid to Make Mistakes on LinkedIn
I know it’s very uncomfortable to take risks I had just done this video on not worrying too much about making mistakes when a client called for help. He kept …
How Personal Should You Get On LinkedIn?
The Perils and Payoffs of getting personal on LinkedIn There’s a major trend on LinkedIn these days to share very personal information. Many people are complaining about this trend while …
5 Reasons to Go Bare – Join the *LinkedIn Go Naked movement
Will a basic tool do the job? LinkedIn is a rich tool and the company just keeps adding more and more ways to help you create a more enhanced profile. …
Why You Need a Photo on your LinkedIn Profile
It’s good manners to include a photo in your LinkedIn profile. Just like offering a handshake when you first meet someone. Many people automatically reject connection requests from people who …
My Trick To Avoid Over-Thinking
I may have become more comfortable over time showing myself on LinkedIn with my posts and videos but it still doesn’t always come easily. Sometimes I have to use tricks …
Embracing Social Media for the Socially Reluctant
Many of us are very private people who don’t want to put much about ourselves out there publicly. Can you afford not to have an online presence? There will be …
Do Just One Thing: Add Your Photo
“I hate the way I look in photos.” “I don’t have a suitable photo.” “People will be prejudiced against me once they see my color/my age/my weight.” These are just …
Ready to Work – Not Retired!
What happens when everyone seems to think you’re retired and you want to be seen as either actively running a business or looking for new employment? EARLY RETIREMENT | LAID …
LinkedIn – Perfect Social Media Tool for the Mature Professional Woman
Professional Women We generally know ourselves pretty well. We don’t define ourselves by age. We might be 40, 50 or 60 but we know we have much more to …