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Jennifer Koren Looking to really understand how to utilize Linkedin? Any feedback on how Linkedin has helped your professional career would be appreciated!

107 weeks ago from Social Media, Personal Development and Inspiring Leadership 1 more

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Jennifer Koren: Thanks @Jamie! I really liked your point on 'making sure you know what you're talking about before you respond to questions'...I'll take that one ...MoreThanks @Jamie! I really liked your point on 'making sure you know what you're talking about before you respond to questions'...I'll take that one with me every where I go! Thanks for all the feedback. I'm looking forward to diving in and really utilizing this tool.
106 weeks ago

Sean Masters: Just as an aside, Jennifer, there are numerous articles on the web about optimizing your LinkedIN profile for search engines & analytics. ...MoreJust as an aside, Jennifer, there are numerous articles on the web about optimizing your LinkedIN profile for search engines & analytics. Unfortunately I didn't bookmark any of them when I was optimizing my page, but I do know they're out there. If you find anything of great interest past general SEO, I'd love to know about it!
106 weeks ago

Daniel Holke The Ken Blanchard quote on leadership reveals that just having authority does not equate to leadership. If you have a position of authority you may have the rights to leadership so people will follow because they HAVE to. You do not automatically gain influence over them. Taking a bit from John Maxwell, if you build relationships people will follow because they WANT to & you will gain influence over them. Through results, people development & respect you grow even more influence, ie leadership.

124 weeks ago from Personal Branding

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Travis Power: If average people are like me, then not many are sitting around hashing out core values. I didn't start doing this until taking a leadership class ...MoreIf average people are like me, then not many are sitting around hashing out core values. I didn't start doing this until taking a leadership class and I'm an introspective person to begin with. I think its really important though so that you can act within your values, helping to maintain authenticity during tough decisions.

I think everyone would benefit from creating personal vision and mission statements. Who am I? What do I stand for? Whats important to me? Create your brand around this.
124 weeks ago

Donovan Chandler: @Travis, I completely agree on the importance of personal reflection and direction. Though it's seldom talked about, there's a darker emotional ...More@Travis, I completely agree on the importance of personal reflection and direction. Though it's seldom talked about, there's a darker emotional and spiritual aspect to each of us that can even lead us down some terribly misguided and painful avenues if we're not consciously developing our whole selves. It's easy to gradually get off track without realizing it otherwise.
123 weeks ago

Daniel Holke Thanks for creating this group and Twitter list. I'm @danholke and I approve this message. :)

125 weeks ago from Brazen Careerists on Twitter