This weekend has been a good reminder of how important it is to have people in our lives who are willing to go there with us. Who really listen, ask the tough questions, and give us the feedback we need in order to bring something valuable to life. Who is that person for you?

He took the long way there, along the Florida coast, past the beautiful beaches, because he knows I like the scenic route. When we arrived at our destination, a tour guide with blonde hair greeted us at the door. “Is this your first time here?” She asked.

If you also want to build an authentic personal brand, tell your story, create content, then consider joining the waitlist for Round 9 starting on August, 31, 2023. It’s going to be the best round yet, as we are meticulously improving the experience for future students--you!

After working with hundreds of people on their personal brand, here's what I know for certain: Personal branding looks different in different seasons of our lives. Sometimes, it looks like experimenting with daily content to find what works best (in the beginning, this is really important)! And other times, it means choosing to double down on one thing so you can bring it to fruition.

After you start creating content, your experience on social media will never be the same. You will pay attention to every opening line, the music used, the camera angles, what catches people's interest and what doesn't. A big part of personal branding is showing your face online. People love to see the person behind the name, the writing, and the videos. We want to know who we’re following. The best way to show people who you are, is to tell them. So let’s review one of the best methods for doing so.

I was in the Boston Common when I saw her fall. I could've left two minutes earlier, and I would've missed it. But I didn't. I saw the whole thing.

I feel stumped. It’s 4 o'clock on a rainy Saturday afternoon. I’m sitting on the couch, in the dark, and Hitch is playing in the background. To be honest, I just want to rest my head on this pillow and doze off. Instead, I redirect my thoughts toward the story that’s trying to emerge…

A few days ago, I attended a meeting where we were asked to share what was on our minds. I listened with curiosity as each member of the group told their story. It wasn’t until one woman began speaking that I grew increasingly uncomfortable.

A couple of days ago, I was sitting with a client of mine (we’ll call him Peter) at lunch. He is, by far, one of my favorite people to work with; primarily because he brings such a natural energy and enthusiasm to our sessions.

Can you remember a time when you had to make a difficult decision? Perhaps, you were scared to make the “wrong” one. Maybe, you searched for validation in others as a way to verify if you had made the wrong one. Maybe, you don’t like making decisions at all and try to avoid them sometimes. For months, I questioned whether getting a dog was the right choice.

Last week, I told you about my trip to San Francisco. Well, I’m home now. On Friday, I landed at Boston Logan International Airport as the clock struck midnight. The next morning, I wasted no time and checked into Boston’s 10K for Women at the Boston Common.