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How a VP Built the Conviction to Start Her Own Business – While Redesigning Her Life (opens the original)
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I am so thrilled to introduce you to Jaime Levitt Corry today. Jaime and my story starts somewhere in the late-aughts, as sorority sisters in college.But we really got to know each other as roommates. For the first two years after college, Jaime and I lived together – frequenting happy hours, maximizing snow days and bingeing the early days of Bravo. We had fun.But more importantly (and more relevant to this newsletter!), we started our careers together. I saw firsthan
Getting out of my own way. (opens the original)
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Gahhh, this “end of humanity” AI doomsday talk is intense. Anyone else? I spent all weekend overwhelmed and avoiding the headlines. Now, four days later, it seems like the news cycle might have already moved on. It’s hard to tell what’s probable or what’s not. What’s driven by capitalism or altruism. But suffice to say, there are a few credible folks out there predicting AI will end humanity in 2030. Whew, the solutions or counter-measures required to prevent that feel ma
Ten signs career coaching is right for you. (opens the original)
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I’m lightly out of office this week…at the beach with my family for our annual vacation while staying online for my clients. It’s not a mix I’d ever thought I’d be ok with when I was in the midst of my corporate career — I was a staunch proponent of being unreachable on vacation. But it feels right and good this week — the fall “back-to-school” energy is upon us, I’m excited about my clients’ ambitions and want to stay plugged in with them. And, we, as a company, are building towards a lot of ex
Join me in celebrating...! (opens the original)
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Over the past three years, I’ve created some random — and very arbitrary — guardrails between Substack and LinkedIn. Substack is personal stories woven into takeaways. LinkedIn is personal updates, client results and best practices. Now some of this makes sense — I’m game for mining my dating life for career lessons to share with you all, but they don’t need to be broadcast all over LinkedIn! But last week, as I was writing a LinkedIn post, I started questioning all of these boundaries. Mainly,
Four summers later. (opens the original)
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I’m wrapping up my fourth summer living by the ocean. It’s something I’ve talked about and shared a lot of pictures of in previous summers. This summer has felt more status quo — like I’m living in my summer vs. admiring the novelty of it.But a few weeks ago, my partner suggested making a short weekend trip to NYC. I instantly recoiled — and the how and why I got to a summer by the ocean came flooding back to me.(And for all my NYC readers, take this with a grain of salt. This is not an anti-NYC
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