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Trace Cohen
What's your twitter account so we can all follow you!
http://www.twitter.com/brandyourself
http://www.twitter.com/trace_cohen
Adam Raviart:
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Excellent Idea! I'm new to Brazen Careerist. How is everyone doing?
132 weeks ago
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Excellent Idea! I'm new to Brazen Careerist. How is everyone doing?
132 weeks ago
Danielle Gibeault
I'm wondering what your suggestions might be for finding a mentor. There is no obvious choice in the group of people that I already know-there are quite a few success stories, but none with anything that resembles the type of business I'm looking to create. How do you go about finding someone to help provide that kind of experience?
Danielle Gibeault:
Thanks guys, some good words of wisdom here. I appreciate you having taken the time to provide thoughtful answers.
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133 weeks ago
Nathan Lustig:
I would choose the smartest/most successful person you know who is willing to help you, regardless of industry. As you get going, you'll find ...MoreI would choose the smartest/most successful person you know who is willing to help you, regardless of industry. As you get going, you'll find more people in your industry to help you. Like others have said, an outside perspective can be a great addition to a mentor team.
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133 weeks ago
JR Moreau
Yay or Nay: It's important to have a professionally photographed head shot for your personal brand?
Trace Cohen:
As long as it is pertaining to who you are and of good quality, I support it. Just updated my photo FYI :)
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134 weeks ago
Justin A. Sharpe
Raine, that is exactly my point. It is nice to have posts under 400, but if your audience dictates otherwise, then write to your audience.
Lindy Gulanes
Yogi poll: Do you practice the art of doing nothing?
Justin A. Sharpe:
As difficult as it is, I try. It's usually through meditation that I can calm my mind enough to focus on nothing.
135 weeks ago
135 weeks ago
Justin A. Sharpe
Right. I meant 'what'. However, I was referring to the length of an article. i.e. If the blog targets an academic group, it will be longer.
Raine:
I dont necessarily agree - Ive seen people write pages on tv shows or their child starting school. And their audiences love it
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135 weeks ago
Justin A. Sharpe
Trust me Scott, that's my intention. Harder said than done though. Hopefully my research and program development will be convincing enough.
Justin A. Sharpe
Well, the dancing is awesome! It can be frustrating at times, since there is just so much to learn. It truly is a beautiful art form!
Justin A. Sharpe
I agree that blogging should be kept short due to attention spans - but the real question is - Who is your target audience blog's intent?
Raine:
I assume you mean what? I agree, your posts will be very different if someone is looking to hire you or go party with you.
135 weeks ago
135 weeks ago
Justin A. Sharpe
Joined a ballroom dance studio in March 2009. I have much to learn. I am a member of American Style Ballroom.
Justin A. Sharpe
Interested in reducing fear and anxiety in your pets? Check this site out http://anxietywrap.com
Justin A. Sharpe
I see many people are posting about exercise. This is good, as exercise can actually increase productivity, by reducing stress!
Scott Asai:
Preach on Justin. Would someone tell that to the corporate wellness clients?
135 weeks ago
135 weeks ago
Justin A. Sharpe
I am glad to have found this group, as this is the area I plan on writing my dissertation on for my PhD! I hope to learn a lot!
Justin A. Sharpe
Hi, I'm currently working on my MBA, & working with professors to develop theories for my dissertation (for PhD). I have a long road ahead.
Justin A. Sharpe
My greatest advice: Discover who you are, and who you want to be. Embrace yourself & what you can do... & w/ hard work the rest will follow.
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