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December 2024: posted, then slammed my laptop shut in fear. (opens the original)
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Hi,It’s me again. Victoria. This time with a slightly different story and topic.The story of my past few years and how writing online and building my personal brand played a HUGE part in where I am today and who I am today. And yes, I know what you think: Personal branding, not again… I hear this every day, everywhere. Before you click away, hear me out.Trust me, I get you. I sometimes cannot hear that word myself anymore, because it is so overused, and everybody seems to do it.But you know, tha
Why losing friendships, especially during a life transition, hurts so damn much (opens the original)
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I wanted to write a newsletter about this topic for a while now… but I didn’t know where to start.It’s a topic that’s accompanied me since I left everything behind 3 years ago.And one that is not easy and very personal.What I’ll tell you won’t just be the beautiful parts. I'm telling you everything, so you don't make the same "mistakes" I did back then, and maybe so it makes this a little bit easier to understand and go through.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackc
How to start building your presence online, right in the middle of change (opens the original)
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Over the past few months, I’ve gotten this question more and more from people reaching out to me in a life transition, in different words, but always the same real question underneath:“When you’re in a life transition, how do you actually start building your personal brand? How do you start putting your story out there?”By life transition, I mean transitioning from corporate to self-employment or something else, or not fully knowing what’s next for you.I want to answer this properly, not with va
I don't know anymore what to do next. I've tried everything, and now I feel hopeless. (opens the original)
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Hi ,Do you also sometimes get that feeling of hopelessness? Like every day is the same, and life feels like a closed door instead of endless opportunities in front of you?Let me tell you a story that might make things a little easier.A few days ago, someone wrote to me. A message, sent almost by accident, the kind of thing people type at 11pm that they’d never say out loud in daylight.She said: I feel like nobody can help me except me. I’m so lost in my career, which means my life, as I suddenly
If I were to quit my job tomorrow, this is exactly what I'd do. (opens the original)
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Happy Sunday,This is for anyone leaving or already having left a job behind, wanting real time and space, transitioning into self-employment, or simply looking for a more aligned position.I left my corporate job three years ago, one I was never truly happy in. I did it because I thought it was what was expected of me, and I had zero idea what else was even out there, what other possibilities even existed.But I didn’t just leave the job. I left almost everything: the friendships, the apartment, m
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