Many leaders feel stagnant in their exec job search. I get it. My first quarter personal goal is to shed my final five or six pounds, atop the 25 pounds I cast away in 2021. However, I’m stuck. This is part and parcel due to the hit-the-ground-running nature of my business, which is often typical […]
Word of the Year: Self-Trust
This Year, Turn Anxiety Into Self-Trust Do you hear that? It’s the quiet of a new year ready to be filled. While we don’t always get to choose all of our daily experiences — we’re met with the unexpected more often than not — we do get to decide how we show up in those […]
Plotting a Path Forward in Your Career and Life
Plotting a new path forward can be uncomfortable and even antithetical to what choices we’ve made in the past and/or choices that those people in our inner circle, or the world at large are making. That’s okay, as long as we are moving ahead with thoughtful consideration, planning and integrity. Enabling us to more vigorously […]
Best Executive Resume Writing Service: Top 10 Traits of Expert Resume Writers
Four Executive Resume Writers Articulate Traits of the Best Executive Resume Writing Services
How I Fell Back In Love With My Job + My Clients
It’s been a journey, this path to falling in love again. Immersion in my business for the past 20+ years has been exciting. Building relationships, acquiring clients and crafting a portfolio of content has been rewarding. Far exceeding the financial remuneration is the giddiness I get when a client emails me with the words, “I […]
Why Keywords Aren’t the Key to a High-Performing, Hard-Working Executive Resume
You have a story to tell. So many careerists get caught up in the keyword frenzy; their resume mirrors that of their competitors. No distinguishing nuances call out their value. With so many resumes noting: “Innovative and results-oriented professionals with a proven track record of success,” you’d think the world’s economy would soar instead of struggling.
Instead of employing overused language, identify and illustratively describe specific stories; e.g., depict how you “stepped into a newly right-sized, disengaged and under-performing accounting department and created a collaborative and higher-performing environment.”
How to Slow Down Your Anxious Mind With a Calming Executive Resume Process
Has your anxious mind ever started racing with the stresses and heartaches of life, work and career? Or, have you been elevated by a sudden upturn in hope and opportunity that is quickly accompanied by the plummeting emotions of uncertainty and fear? Perhaps, you were soothed by the certainty of aspirations paired with the […]
Why Your Authentic Voice May Be Diminishing Your Executive Resume Story
Writing your resume in your voice may undermine your value Your authentic voice may be diminishing your executive resume story. It may be tempting to do so, but writing your resume how you naturally speak or write is not always good advice. This is because when everyone is trying so hard to be their authentic […]
Differentiating Resumes for Executives + Boards of Directors
Executive + Boards of Director Resumes Most executives and boards of directors began their careers as individual contributors crossing off daily to-dos while rushing forward to do more and be more. As your clout grew, you managed other people’s day-to-day accountabilities. Over time, you were promoted to the leadership helm, establishing and steering big-picture vision […]
How to Resuscitate Latent Details to Write an Exhilarating Executive Resume Story
An executive resume story and a picture share integral attributes. A picture gift I received during last year’s Sisters’ Weekend, reads: dear sister, i love you more than you’ll ever know But, it wasn’t until the day after our gathering that another layer of the picture revealed itself, embedded in the typewriter keys image: family […]
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