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Position/Job title?: Account Exec., and PR Team Leader. Blogger at PRBlonde. 1. When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? An architect 2. Fast-forward several years/decades. How did you land (or create) your current position? I guess you could say I found a knack for building stories and brands, instead of homes. I enjoy writing, and wanted to be I am seriously determined to make #letsbrag a thing. Why? Because I think it is important for us girls to share our accomplishments, and truly be proud of the things we have achieved. There is a big difference between being proud and excited when you do something awesome vs. being boisterous and obnoxious. I was super excited to that Nicole from writes like a girl did a post this morning about the things she is proud of in her life. I wanted to make sure y’all see it, so click here!!!!!! Also, while you If you work in PR, it is essentially part of your job to stay informed. There are a few PR blogs that I peruse every morning to get new tips, ideas and recommendations. I thought I would share them will y’all! Let me know if I am missing any must-reads. 1) PR Couture This is the perfect place for all of us fashion PR girls. I love that PR Couture is a marketplace of contributors sharing their two-cents; every time I look through it, I always find tons of tips that I can use to make my business
I swear, dressing for interviews is Yesterday, I read this article on New York Magazine, and it was like the writer was in my brain. (Cliff notes version: Today, our social media platforms act as our resumes, references, etc. Thus, we need to share our successes, and not surprisingly, men do it a whole lot better than women). She eloquently and cohesively described everything I always feel. As a business owner, I need people to know I am good at what I do. Sometimes, I have a hard time sharing it publicly because I don’t want people to think I am obsessed with myself
Position / Job title?: Marketing Manager at a tech company // lifestyle blogger at DoseOfDash.com // freelance marketing and branding consultant 1. When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? A child star on Broadway – my debut role would be Annie, of course. I even once complained to my parents that they weren’t stage I found yoga 3 years ago, and my life changed in a way I never knew it could. I decided that while I was still young (and unemployed), I would become an yoga instruction. I mean, why not, right? Ever since I started the training, I have fallen more and more in love with my practice. I have never felt so passionate about anything in my life. After going to school for four years with a minimal interest in what I was studying, I often wondered what I was going to do. What was I passionate about? What was I Confession: I’m not a Gen Y girl. I’m knocking on the door of 40. I remember the day MTV went live in our house and walking to my television to change the channel. Gen X all the way. Not to worry. I’m not a Gen X hater of the so-called entitled younger generation. In fact, I know some fabulous Gen Y women and I have a lot of admiration for you ladies. I may even be a wee bit jealous. You have the opportunity to learn from those who came before you in a way like we never did. All Let me just start off by apologizing because I don’t really know where this post is going. Normally, when I sit down to write something, I have an outline of what I am going to say. However, this time I am just going to ramble because I need to get something off my chest. The question I have is: Why are we (as in gen-y girls) all so obsessed with dating (or our lack there of)? Myself included, I feel like there is this big, scary cloud hanging over my head because I am probably going to end up a
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