Today’s content is close to my heart because in my 20s I woke up and felt such regret that I didn’t move to NY or
When you do start talking about your mountaintop and the climb ahead of you, the dream life you’re pursuing, don’t minimize what you’re doing. If
You can’t seem to bite the bullet. You have many ideas but nothing to show. You have read a million articles, watched a million webinars
This week we talk through 5 ways to set your pace for success on your climb! Your time is one of your most valuable assets!
Yes, you read that title correctly. I know, I know, right now everyone would rather talk about how we’re all becoming narcissists. Note: If you
You’ve finally made it. You’ve reached a landmark and now you’re leading others and have a small team of allstars around you. Congratulations! But reaching
This week I explain exactly how I set up my personal brand so my Big Opportunity could find me. These tactics will save you years
Happy Thursday Climbers! I hope you took the time to work through the questions from last week in order to assess your strengths, goals, and
Hi friends! I wanted to post a quick note to follow up last week’s video, it was actually in the video but got left
Now that you’ve started thinking about your dream life after last week’s post, it’s time to get specific! This video will help you by covering
Friend, your dream life awaits. It’s beautiful, it’s amazing and it’s just sitting there waiting for you. What is your dream life? How do you
Confession time. Since writing my other posts last week, I have barely touched my own marketing. I always get so frustrated at marketing people and firms who can’t effectively market themselves and here I am in my chair eating a bowl of my own words.
In about a two week period, I suddenly had a lot going on. A website here, updates to an old project there, and some musings from a big company who knew me thinking “maybe we can use Kelsey for this.” Also in that time, I got the call that would dramatically change my life. My Big First Client, BFC until I can reveal them, called because they had been watching me online. They needed a website and was I interested? To which I said I couldn’t take on a project of that size, or within&nb…
I’ve been told in this situation that I’m brave, courageous, that people are proud of me and inspired. I didn’t really get it until after actually leaving the building. The send off was amazing – sad faces and heart-felt we’ll-miss-yous, balanced with you’ll-be-greats and we’re-proud-of-yous.
Did I really just do that? Just resign from a job I love at a terrible time for the company that I love? Leave a position I worked hard for, leave a department and processes I helped build, to venture into the unknown?
