This seems like common sense advice, right? You need to find your voice. That authentic, inner stuff that makes you, well, you. But how exactly do you do that?
easier said than done, no?
The world (aka Internet) is full of listicles and curated newsletters, so why not join the fun? I decided to post a bunch of content on various topics each Sunday, for you to enjoy, share, digest or ignore
Here’s the first one if you missed it Sunday’s best #1
So, for this edition I decided to focus on content marketing readings, as they take up almost all of my time:
Let me know what you think about this selection in the comments section. Would love to hear from you
If you like it, don’t be shy and share away. You never know who you might be helping on the way.
The world (aka Internet) is full of listicles and curated newsletters, so why not join the fun? I decided to post a bunch of content on various topics each Sunday, for you to enjoy, share, digest or ignore 🙂
Here it goes:
Let me know what you think about this first selection in the comments section. Would love to hear from you 🙂
If you like it, don’t be shy and share away. You never know who you might be helping on the way.
A couple of days ago I was invited to a press screening for a dramatic love story that I knew wasn’t necessarily my cup of tea. I already had some idea about it and even knew how it was going to end, so I didn’t expect much. Yet 2 hours passed without me noticing or having my mind wonder anywhere else. The story still haunts me now. I keep having flashbacks on different scenes and all these questions about life and death keep popping in my head. It didn’t just surpass my expectations, it completely hooked me, made me empathize and feel for the characters, it made me strongly feel what they were feeling.
…as written on LinkedIn Pulse.
1. On finding clients
I’ve been doing a lot of research lately on the life of a freelancer, trying to better grasp the process. And then I bumped into this. @Paul Jarvis is a treasure, for sure.
After reviewing my connected self on Facebook, mails, calendars and so on, I have no idea where to begin. So I decided to do it in themes and pictures. See where that leads:
2015 has been a year of major turning points, feelings of being in the right place, at the right time, surfing the impostor syndrome or living with profound loss.
When old and new collide, one realizes that sometimes there are spaces and places within (and outside) that one tends to forget. Like a crazy passion for Egyptology rediscovered in London and Berlin. New cities to visit in 2015, by the way.
Fraud. The word bounced on and off the conference walls with each new speaker, somehow. It was this spoken rule that’s all a joke. No matter what one may think at a certain time or place, the impostor syndrome will kick in.
But this doesn’t make much sense, right? Continue reading
