Let’s go deeper into this… Reels are like a personal resume and stories are more for interactions. Because reels will be there forever you have to make sure they’re top quality… So when people flick through your page they get a good impression. The difference with stories is that they’ll be gone after 24 hours. Meaning you can play around a bit more with them. But not so much that you go off topic of course! Keep this in mind for your page and if you like this… Click the link in the bio for more!

Let’s go deeper into this… Reels are like a personal resume and stories are more for interactions. Because reels will be there forever you have to make sure they’re top quality… So when people flick through your page they get a good impression. The difference with stories is that they’ll be gone after 24 hours. Meaning you can play around a bit more with them. But not so much that you go off topic of course! Keep this in mind for your page and if you like this… Click the link in the bio for more!

Let’s go deeper into this… Reels are like a personal resume and stories are more for interactions. Because reels will be there forever you have to make sure they’re top quality… So when people flick through your page they get a good impression. The difference with stories is that they’ll be gone after 24 hours. Meaning you can play around a bit more with them. But not so much that you go off topic of course! Keep this in mind for your page and if you like this… Click the link in the bio for more!

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‼️Someone told me to lie on my resume. ‼️ If you ever find yourself in this situation: 1. Follow your gut Deep down we all know what is right or wrong - to us! We know because we start to lose our inner peace. It's not always objective, but when you feel that you might be betraying your values, listen to yourself. 2. Get a second opinion If you're not sure if something is right or wrong, talk to someone you trust. Don't leave out details to justify your decision—tell them the facts and take their advice if it resonates. 3. Change your environment If you are the only one in the room who constantly opts to do the right thing, then maybe you are in the wrong room. When you can't change the people you are around, change the people you surround yourself with. Your gift may get you into the room. But it's integrity and character that will keep you in there.

Do you ever have those blissful moments where you stop and think: "You know what, I contribute a lot of value to workplace X" or "I feel like I'm really improving and making a difference with my ability to Skill X" or simply "I'm pretty great" Hopefully you've made at least 1 or all 3 admissions of confidence at some stage and if you know what i'm talking about (or now know what to look out for), this is the time to... UPDATE YOUR RESUME! It doesn't matter if there's no update-resume-worthy roles in sight or if you're in a committed relationship with your current workplace. Use that lightning in a bottle confidence NOW to cook up something good on paper and save it for when you're inspired to click "Apply" 😎 . It's like that awkward ice breaker question where everyone has to go around a circle and share a fun fact about themselves. Very tricky under pressure, but you can usually think of something actually "fun" to say when the moment's passed 🫠 Update that resume!

Are you sending out dozens (or hundreds!) of applications and hearing nothing back? The output of energy and radio silence can make you question yourself. This can leavesyou feeling powerless and like you have no control over your career. One hack we coach our clients on is to use a modular resume template. This greatly speeds up the application process - and allows you to send tailored applications for every position you apply for. Then you can use all of the time you saved on applying for jobs to further grow your network, and work on generating opportunities for yourself that don't currently exist - become a job magnet. Two birds one stone 💚

Happy Friday, everyone! New resume just dropped! While the previous one was very visually/spacially efficient, I don't think it was conveying what is most important about me and my value immediately nor appropriately. This version should do so in a way that should pass the '6-second scan' test better. My next version will include descriptions of the organizations and the groups within them that I have served. ALSO, I have not forgotten about my updated D&D resume (that was so fun)! I really do want to put out an updated version at some point. Stay tuned!

You sent your resume into the void, only to hear crickets. 🦗🦗🦗🦗 Here's how to deal: 1. Don't jump to conclusions: There could be many reasons for the silence - perhaps they're just swamped. Do not take it personally. 2. Follow up: Show continued interest but don't go overboard. 3. Connect: Reach out to other people at the company and ask to jump on a quick call to hear more about their experience- you never know what connection can become your internal advocate. 4. Stay active: Just because you're waiting for one response, doesn't mean you should stop applying elsewhere. Keep going! 5. Stay Positive: Don't let the silence get you down. Your value doesn't decrease based on someone's inability to see your worth. Remember, it's their loss if they ghost you. Keep going friends. ❤️

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