Going Through Changes

I have been going a mile a minute since I launched my business at the end of last year. I remember speaking in this space about how I was feeling really anxious and a bit overwhelmed trying to get it all together and figure everything out. While there is still an element of that, somewhere along the way, another part of my brain clicked and lately my outlook on many things has shifted since last year when I launched.

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Refuse to be Stumped: Interview Questions to Prep For

I polled my Instagram followers the other day on what is going to help you prepare for all those interviews you are going to rock in 2018. You guys want the lowdown on which interview questions to prepare for, so I'll hook you all the way up with the 411 on a few of the classic stumpers. Here’s the deal: At the end of the day, the main component of an interview is if you mesh well with the person who interviews you. Sometimes, that person is having a bad day and there's nothing you can say that will make them like you (keeping it very real with you guys).

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To Whom It May Concern — How to Make Your Email Stand Out

It's now 2018. You've decided that you want to start your job search. Your resume is updated, you have found some jobs that interest you, and you're ready to rock and roll and start applying. Or are you?

You can easily start rapid firing your resume to all the different online portals, in hopes that you won't just be another candidate in the sea of 10,000; or you can get creative and figure out how to stand out amongst the crowd.

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The Aha Moment: Natasha Rhorer

Natasha Rhorer is someone who I met while working for Burberry, where she spent 2 years focusing on the end to end Client Engagement strategy and execution for 80 retail stores. Prior to that, she focused on building her career in the luxury retail space working for brands such as Diane von Furstenberg and Louis Vuitton. Natasha holds a Bachelor's Degree from Purdue University and a Masters Degree in Luxury Fashion Marketing from Savannah College of Art & Design.

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Dear Tiffany, You Are OK

A few weeks back, I talked your ear off about New Years Resolutions and cutting yourself some slack. I think it's important for us to recognize that while maybe we didn't capitalize on that gym membership, or save the amount of money we wanted to, that we're still OK. We survived 2017, which if you happen to watch the news at all, is a huge feat.I think we should absolutely have goals and aspirations. What I don't believe is that we should fixate so much on them that we end up ignoring some of the amazing things we did this year.

So as promised, here is my letter to myself to bid 2017 adieu.

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