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How to network with people you don't have access to: 👇

A lot of people want mentorship or coaching and assume that it

If I could go back and give my late 40s self some advice…

It would be these five:

I’ve often wished I could rewind and

Chasing personal dreams often means going against what parents and society expect. It’s important to make career and life choices that match your

"How do I get work experience when no one will give me work experience?"

is one of the most frequently asked questions that I

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90% of job seekers have the same struggles.

And early in my career, I faced them too:

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DEAD. This girl is HYSTERICAL.

It reminds me of an oldie but goodie I wrote on bad career advice from parents. 🤪😂 (link

I know this is a professional platform but..

This is a proud dad moment 🥹

She is such a smart girl!

Apologies for my poor spanish

I used to be awful at networking.

Then I discovered creative ways to add value that allowed me to connect with influencers, CEOs, and

I used to be awful at networking.

Then I discovered creative ways to add value that allowed me to connect with influencers, CEOs, and

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HE GOT THE JOB!

8 WEEKS after graduating 🤯

Here’s what Alex didn’t do to land his dream role

The spray and pray approach -

Heres the truth about learning to code

It wont take you 3 months to learn and get a job

Most bootcamps give that false

Career advice has shaped my journey in profound ways. A piece of advice that always sticks with me is to "never stop learning."

Career advice:
* Pick your battles
* Self-reflect before acting
* Self-reflect on negative feedback
* Admit when you’re wrong

These things don’t come easy, But they’re skills

I'm thrilled to share that I've been invited to attend and cover #TEDNext in Atlanta this October! This conference is a chance to

Job seekers please, please, please be careful about where you get your info.

I see a lot of bad / self-interested advice floating around

Career advice:

Work for a startup in your early years.

The amount of learning is exponential compared to working at a large company.

#startup

Here’s a valuable piece of advice from Julian Mutis, a UX designer at HCL Technologies:

Focus on your portfolio.

This is your most powerful tool

Career advice:

Work for a business owner who makes a lot of money.

Why?

It’s way easier to treat your employees really well when you’re making

Taking your career to the next level is your responsibility.

🚫 Not your managers.
🚫 Not your company.
🚫 Not the recruiters you work with.

You need to invest in

The best career advice I’ve seen this week.

Being successful isn’t just what you know.

It’s how you show up.

1. Raise the energy of

Career Advice – 7 costly mistakes


Thanks Dr. Miro Bada for sharing

Career advice you might want to reconsider 👇

Relying on outdated career advice can hold you back more than you think.

Shoutout to

Career advice I wish I heard earlier:

Imposter syndrome is a tax on progress.

One truth I’ve learned over and over again in my life:

Career advice that could be holding you back.

(and how to actually succeed)

Not all advice leads to success.
Some keeps you stuck.

Here's the truth:
Some common career

Career advice that could be holding you back.

(and how to actually succeed)

Not all advice leads to success.
Some keeps you stuck.

Here's the truth:
Some common career

Career advice is crucial, but your personal brand?
It's your secret weapon.

I'm not just a career coach – I'm here to help you

Career advice I'm implementing at 26:

Doing the exact opposite of what society tells me.

What I've done so

𝗖𝗔𝗥𝗘𝗘𝗥 𝗔𝗗𝗩𝗜𝗖𝗘:
Stop Asking for Permission.
Start Showing Proof.

💥 Success isn’t about waiting for someone to notice you—it’s about showing them what they’re missing.

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