If there’s one thing I know for sure, writing consistently can be hard. Like, really hard. Why is it so hard? Because it takes time, and discipline. And in a world where we fall asleep to the blue light of our smart phones, eat meals while we catch up on our DVR and are always
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Guest post from Maris Callahan.
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Whether wishing to bolster your resume or looking to find an outlet for your newly acquired travel tips, we write for ourselves… and we write for others. Consistent writing is a great skill that helps us organize and share our thoughts and opinions, demonstrate our knowledge and expertise, and hopefully, gain attention from likeminded individuals
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As a former colleague would often say, don’t get hung up creating something fancy before you can test drive it.
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Suffering from writer’s block? This one’s for you.
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Spring came quickly this year, didn’t it? After a whirlwind winter that played in the 70s for more days than I care to recall, and one overhyped snowstorm that only just arrived last week, we’ve finally waved “buh-bye.” Longer days are yielding more time for the things we love, or the commitments that we’re in
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My approach to work is very DIY. Admittedly, as a former manager, I had a hard time learning to delegate—to trust people to perform the quality of work you expect, in the time frame you require. Say nothing of office politics, or the idea that you must invest in yourself just to get slightly ahead.
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One of the best things about digital networking is crowdsourcing advice. You’ll find that plenty of people are more than willing to help if you ask. As I look to relaunch my online course, The Savvy Soloist, I inquired what their best piece of advice is for new entrepreneurs. Here’s what they had to say:
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As I slowly return to the workforce with an entirely new, and demanding, set of priorities as a mother, I thought about what my influencers taught me last year to help me prepare for 2017 and beyond.
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People are having conversations on social media all the time. Read that again. All the time. 24/7/52.
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