We often get stuck trying to figure out what to say when we build our brand. It is critical to remember that most of the time your personal brand should not be about you. Here are 4 key ways to add value and build your thought leadership without talking about yourself and wearing out your…
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THE ART OF THE DIGITAL PAUSE
It seems every week (even every day), someone does something that cannot be taken back once it goes digital. Here are some critical “digital” muscles everyone has to build. I wanted to introduce the concept of “the Art of the Digital Pause”. Why might this matter you ask? In a recent Jobvite study 55% of…
BUILD YOUR REPUTATION BEFORE YOU NEED IT
Building your brand has never been more important. There are a whole host of reasons as to why building your brand matters. It enables you to create clarity for others on why you matter and opens doors to opportunities that otherwise may not know you exist. One of the most important reasons to build your…
DON'T ASK FOR PERMISSION, PROCEED UNTIL APPREHENDED
Kicking off a Friday morning with a great speaker is a fantastic way to wrap up the week. This past week was the last Viewpoints event for the year, and I was thrilled to be a sponsor. This last breakfast was a conversation with co-author Mary Davis Holt on how to “Break Your Own Rules”.…
6 KEY LESSONS ON HARD DECISIONS & TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE | KATHARINE WEYMOUTH
I was very excited to attend the Washington Women’s Leadership Initiative for several reasons. One it was at Georgetown, and most importantly it brought together women leaders (and a few brave men) to hear from Katharine Weymouth on her time at the Post.Katharine is down to earth and comes across as someone you would have…
TED LEONSIS: PEOPLE & COMPANIES AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS
Capital One and the Global Good Fundpartnered to deliver an evening with Ted Leonsis in September. The event was presented as a salon discussion where we talked and answered questions about living a life of purpose and meaning. As it happened, Ted actually ended up sitting at my table, which provided interesting food for thought…

