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Is your fashion career feeling a bit tired? The fashion industry evolves rapidly, and so should your career. Just as in fashion, our lives and careers have seasons and what suited you years ago, when you first embarked upon your career, may not be right for you now. It's time to reassess your professional journey and ensure it aligns with your passions and goals. ♦ Are you still excited about your role, or are you ready for a new challenge? ♦ Thinking back to when you started, is your reason for doing your job the same? ♦ Does this suit your current lifestyle and values? ♦ In a year from now, where do you want to be? Ready to revamp your fashion career? Get my free guide and workbook: "4 Steps to Redesign Your Career" and start crafting your next big move! DM me REDESIGN or email me on clare@claresilkcoaching.com #careerchange #careercoach #lifecoach #fashioncareer #fashionbuyer #fashionmerchandising #fashiondesigner

4 pieces of advice on getting a job in the Fashion Industry ✨ This is for anyone whose at their early stages of looking for a role in the industry and some tips you may want to give you more reassurance! 1- You don't need a degree in Fashion 2- You don't need even need a degree at all 3- Having knowledge helps if you don't have the experience 4- Connecting with people in the industry will always help #fashionindustry #careersadvice #careertips

If your a runway model and you think that you don't need to workout because you need to stay "skinny" your mistaken Working out as a model isn't about getting "big muscles" It's about raising your confidence levels and feeling good about yourself On the runway you are showcasing clothes that are not even out yet Who would want to purchase clothes that are being showcased my someone with low self esteem? I wouldn't Not only will the gym help with your confidence when walking down the runway, it is also going to help you get toned and defined which will help your career massively If you are a runway model, you also need to think about what happens when fashion week is over, what are you going to do then? Isn't it best to get in to incredible shape so you can pick up campaigns and e-comm shoots whilst waiting for the next fashion week? Comment below your thoughts on this 👇🏽

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Why do people often tell fashion designers that they need to get "real" careers? Have you ever wondered why? Let's seek out some answers together. Share your thoughts on this topic in the comments below. 🤔 #fashiondesigner #careers #thoughts #discussion

Last night I watched a commercial for Skechers Slip-Ins. If you haven't seen them, they are just sneakers designed to be slipped on and off, but shaped more like a traditional lace sneaker. They have a specially shaped and formulated heel so that it stretches to accommodate your foot without losing shape, but has special heel foam so it's comfy. At first, I thought..."How dumb is that!". Then I remembered how much I actually hate tying shoes some times and how my kids (and my husband) just step on the backs. So, this shoe that sounds so ridiculous and specific is kind of genius. And exactly the kind of perfect fit (pun intended) that I work to achieve with my clients. It's so tempting when you are job searching, especially when coming from a place where you are unhappy or out of work, to put forth messaging like "I'm great at everything" or "I'll do whatever, I can learn!". While these things may absolutely be true, they are not going to get you hired. Job searching is problem solving. When hiring managers or companies post a job, they have a problem and are hiring someone to solve it. When you have an electrical problem, you don't look for a smart guy to solve it. You hire an electrician. The same goes for job searching. The more targeted and specific you can get around the types of companies and challenges you're uniquely positioned to solve for, the faster you'll land in the right role. My MARC branding framework is the guide I use to do this, helping clients show up in a way that is measurable, authentic, relevant, and clear. The buyers of SlipIns have been wishing for a shoe that fit like a traditional sneaker without the fuss of tying laces for years. My clients routinely find roles where the thing they thought was irrelevant in their history is what tips the scales in their favor. Be you. That unique set of skills, talents, and experience is what will ultimately lead to fulfillment. #resumewriting #personalbranding #thejobgirl

Please hire new talent. They are go-getters. • If you are scared about who to hire for your next open role, this is a humble PSA to hire more new talent. • New talent is hungry and looking for work. I got my haircut yesterday by a new stylist. Many people ask me why? You can go with experience. • But why?? We should support new talent! We should hire new talent. We should promote new talent. You with me go-getters? 💕 Do you like my haircut styled by a new talent? 💇🏽♀️ • #MotivationalSpeaker #TalentAcquisition #Hiring

Please hire new talent. They are go-getters. • If you are scared about who to hire for your next open role, this is a humble PSA to hire more new talent. • New talent is hungry and looking for work. I got my haircut yesterday by a new stylist. Many people ask me why? You can go with experience. • But why?? We should support new talent! We should hire new talent. We should promote new talent. You with me go-getters? 💕 Do you like my haircut styled by a new talent? 💇🏽♀️ • #MotivationalSpeaker #TalentAcquisition #Hiring

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In today’s installment of brands and why we’re loyal to them, I submit my love for “Life is Good” apparel. I’ve been a customer for probably close to two decades. It all began with my (now very bedraggled) pink “One Love” t-shirt and continues through to the latest additions I purchased last weekend. Why I am so loyal to this brand?   ☑ Cute, quality merch ☑ Mission that aligns with my values …and the clincher for me?  ☑ That tiny little tag on every shirt that says:   DO WHAT YOU LOVE. LOVE WHAT YOU DO.   We could endlessly debate whether it’s solid advice – and more importantly, whether a t-shirt tag should serve as your career North Star. But here’s the thing: I’ve spent a lot of time the past few years questioning my decisions to remain in roles perhaps longer than I “should” for my career trajectory because I was still finding new challenges and enjoying tackling them.   Did it hamper my career and financial “advancement?” Probably. Was I continuing to grow and feel fulfilled? Absolutely. Is reasonable to find validation for my career decisions on a t-shirt tag? I say, take it where you can find it. 😊 Meanwhile, I’m going to enjoy my new tees, and keep on doing me.   You do you. #brandloyalty #purposedriven #LoCoComms