Using Instagram as a Networking Tool

Using Instagram as a Networking Tool Most people think of Instagram as a platform to share real-time moments. For me? I think of Instagram as a great networking tool. After a recent social sourcing workshop via  Recruiting Social  I was asked a follow up question: how do you use Instagram as a networking tool? I explained: for recruiters social media sites [Instagram] can be a great platform to source and recruit potential hires.  I then shared my “aha” moment… I should be taking pictures to create visibility in what I do [work/industry], where I work [location/clients], events I go to [meetups]. Personal vs. Business: With any social media networking sites, users, in this case recruiters, need to decide if they are using it for personal, business or both. Now, I use Instagram for business and personal. Why? For starters, 300 million Instagrammers have adopted this global community of photo-ops   it’s easier than ever to create and develop connections with people by industry, skill set and/or location; for example, I connect with recruiters, HR and tech people all the time. Here is how I have been using photos to network: Note above: I am speaking at a local tech event [hiring .Net Developers]. Networking… how to create connections? Ultimately when you do decide to follow someone and comment on one of their pictures, you are drawing that person in.  Sometimes a simple “Like” shows interest. A well timed comment can lead to conversations and over time create a professional-yet-friendly connection. For example as a recruiter I leave comments like: “Great meeting you at the Ladies UX event in Vancouver!” or thank the organizer and speaker for a great event.  The traditional advice for building your network: attend events where people you would like to meet and do business with, swap business cards, shake hands, then leave. What about the after part? Did you happen to connect with anyone you met right away? Or did you happen to lose a bunch of the business cards you managed to collect?  And, what happens if you’re an introvert? Surprisingly enough I can be. So, maybe ‘working the room’ isn’t your forte, spotting the connectors might not be an easy task.  The key thing here is to get out there, connect, and try something new. Tip: cross post the photos to Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook… the audiences tend to be different. To make the most out of networking opportunities, gain valuable connections and visibility in an industry, here are some easy-to-apply insta-networking tips.   Take a picture while attending the event.   Upload photo with a description to give the image some context.   Check in to your location (this might be tough given your networking event).   Hashtag, hashtag, and hashtag. Is there such thing as too many hashtags? Maybe. But, hashtags provides a way for others to find your photos, like your photos, and gain a few followers or at least provide the Instagrammer with some insight on who you are. Remember keep your hashtags relevant to your picture like location (#LA, #Vancity, #Vancouver, #HackerNest, #UXJobs). Follow me on Instagram @abortolusssi. Editors note: We recently interviewed Angela about Instagram for recruiting:

What Do I Need to Write a Resume For Medical Assistant Not Certified?

What Do I Need to Write a Resume For Medical Assistant Not Certified?The first question that should arise in your mind is 'What do I need to write a resume for medical assistant not certified?' For this question, the process of figuring out the actual job that one would be employed in should be the first thing to consider. From there, it would be an easy process to determine what type of person you would want to write a resume for.This would depend on what sort of medical assistant that you would be looking to hire. An entry level medical assistant would only require some basic training and knowledge, while a medical assistant that has already been working for a certain period of time would need more experience. In addition, if the hiring company requires one to be certified, the person should only pursue training that would be relevant. For instance, one who works as a nursing assistant would be trained on treating patients, but it would not be necessary to get certification as they already are qualified in that area.The main question is: How to write a resume for someone who does not have a certification? It is possible to look for some resume samples to get an idea of what to expect, but these may be outdated. If one would want to find the most suitable ones, they should look at the training or qualifications that one can actually get from the companies that they are applying for.In any case, the answer to 'What do I need to write a resume for medical assistant not certified?' remains the same: check on the degree that one has attained, whether or not it has been conferred. It will be needed for the medical assistant not certified position in any case.The other question that comes to mind is how to write a resume for someone who already has some form of certification or experience: see what credentials and certificates are being accepted by the company. For instance, someone who has taken a course on how to administer first aid could be the one that can be h ired as a medical assistant. Likewise, someone who has had relevant work experience could also be in line for the job.From there, one needs to look at the proper skills that they can offer to the employer. After all, it would be helpful if one had relevant training and experience when it comes to the work that is being sought after.In order to get this type of information, one should search online and see what kind of information is being offered by the different companies. There are also ways to ask for a specific certificate if that is necessary. From there, one should see if they are able to fill out a form that would grant the hiring company access to the necessary information.One of the most important things to remember is that what one has to know should be useful to the employer. If one's resume is just about salary, one should consider that the employer already knows how much money the job will pay. What one can do instead is to show an employer what they can gain when they give them the opportunity to hire someone like them.

Success requires balancing being right with being nice

Success requires balancing being right with being nice See that picture of my son?   I tell him all the time he is not being nice. Be nice. I tell him. If you are not nice then people won’t like you. So he surprised me by writing it on his hand. An example of him not being nice is that he doesn’t see that when people play a game together, they care if the other person has fun even though both people try to win. My son does not understand this nuance. So he seems mean. But mean is actually  a really complicated intention that people with Aspergers Syndrome don’t have. I have Aspergers as well, so I understand that to my son it looks like a time waste to be intentionally mean. Being direct is so much easier. This is true for me, as well. For instance, as I have become completely obsessed with my research about homeschooling,  I have discovered that the top-tier universities are set up to favor homeschoolers over everyone else. And the most expensive private schools are aware of this and they are switching over to a homeschool model. So I am trying to tell everyone: “Your kid’s school sucks and your own education sucks and you are going to get trounced in the workplace if you don’t start thinking about learning differently before generation Z makes you unemployable.” I am trying to say this nicely so that you listen because I know that normal people listen when someone is nice. But no one will listen to me, because no one wants to hear that they are being delusional about what they are choosing for their kids.  I get it. For me, the real challenge with being nice comes from how someone with Aspergers cares so much more about being right than being nice. I told my son that he is really truly nice and I understand how hard it is to follow the conventions of sort of lying to be nice. I mean, is it lying that you want to win or is it lying that you want the other person to have a good time playing? How can you have both? It’s driving me nuts that everyone is not listening to me and taking their kid out of school. I have written about how the costs of homeschooling are almost nothing. You don’t have to be a teacher. Kids don’t need a school teacher.  They don’t need to learn math. (Really. Just read the link, okay?) They don’t need to be well-rounded.  They just need to be left alone so they can do self-directed learning. And do you know what the most non-controversial thing in all of education reform is? That customized, self-directed learning is by far the most effective for developing children into effective, happy, self-reliant adults. And public school is in no position to promote self-directed learning because it’s too demanding of adult supervision to be possible in a classroom of even 20 kids and one teacher. My editor tells me my posts where I scream at you about homeschooling have no charm and I can’t run them. Melissa tells me that I’m obsessed with homeschooling and people are sick of hearing me talk about it. But I’m right. I can’t stand that I’m right and everyone is not admitting that I’m right. Well, almost everyone isn’t. The New York Times wrote about how my blog is showing that I’m right about homeschooling, and that it works. And already the first company has hired me to tell them how corporate life will be different because the next generation will be educated so differently than generations before them. But I don’t care. I want all of you  think that I’m right. I want the comments section to be filled with comments like, you’re right. I’m taking my kid out of school tomorrow and I’m going to homeschool and everything you say makes perfect sense. Have I ever told you about the research about what really motivates entrepreneurs? It’s not money. It’s the need to be right about what they see. So you can see here why I keep starting companies. I should do that. Because even if I got 1000 comments, I don’t think I’d feel like I’m right in a big enough way unless I had a company. For me, a company is about being right. Do you know why I love my companies? Because I was right all three times. God I love being right. The first two attempts I made at writing blog posts ranting about homeschooling, my editor told me to just throw them out. It’s not fun to read stuff like that, he said. Which is particularly bad coming from him because his wife homeschools their kids. So if anyone could relish a rant about being right about homeschooling, you’d think it would be him. Hold on. Don’t leave. I have something interesting to say. Finally. I think I had to just get the homeschool stuff off my chest. I just needed to give you the links. You know. Take a horse to water. So what if you don’t want to drink? Now I can move on. Here  is a Ted Talk from Michael Shermer about dopamine. People with more dopamine see more patterns, and creativity comes from patterns. If you have elevated dopamine you see more patterns than everyone else, and you look gifted. If you have really elevated dopamine you are obsessed with patterns to the exclusion of everything else and you look crazy. Autistic people have very very high dopamine.  People with Aspergers have elevated dopamine. The perfect amount to be a genius about patterns is what I like to think, since I am a person with Aspergers. Also, I see trends because I see patterns. And I look like I read way more than I do because I’m able to use so much of what I read because I can see patterns in information. At first I thought everyone saw the patterns, but every so often I get paid to train someone to write like I do, and I am stunned that they don’t see patterns. I need to remember to be nice to them, which I am not. But it is nice of me to tell them they can’t write like this. Try the personal essay I tell them. Most people will suck at the personal essay. But I know people love it when you tell them to write about themselves. See? I have learned one way to be nice like a normal person is nice. I learned that because I, like most people with Aspergers, want to be liked so much. So so so so much. It’s just that all the things normal people do in order to be liked are inaccessible to someone with Aspergers. Like showing interest in other people. It’s very difficult to figure out why people are so interested in other people. I don’t know. I mean, I am interested if will help me write posts where I see patterns. And I’m interested if the person will be able, somehow to like me. But I don’t think this is how neurotypical people are interested in other people. I want  you to like me. It’s very important. So I am not writing a post about homeschooling. I’m writing a post about you. Another thing I have to teach my son is to shut up. People don’t want to hear everything you know. They want to hear a little about your feelings and then you ask about theirs. I tell that to my son: Stop talking. No one cares. And then my editor tells me that. He says, “There is nothing here about you, personally.” Which is his way of saying to stop talking because no one cares. This post has a lot of links. They are my gifts to you, even if you don’t click. I want you to like me. I can’t offer up the stuff I am supposed to offer up to be nice. But I can try to stop screaming at you about homeschooling, and I can tell you I am so so happy that you got to the end of this post. Thank you.

How to deal with unemployment in the face of holiday cheer

How to deal with unemployment in the face of holiday cheer The end of December is one of the hardest times of the year to be unemployed. The peer pressure for good cheer is outrageous, the financial pressure of gifts is huge even for those with a steady paycheck, and the constant catchup with friends and family means everyone will ask, how are you doing? Here are ways to feel better in these situations if you are having a tough time right now. 1. Remember that most people have empathy. The biggest shift in the workplace is that unemployment always looms, for everyone. It used to be that people who had good careers did not have to worry about being unemployed. These people had a ticket to retirement if they just stayed in one place and put in their hours. In those days, being unemployed was the equivalent of being a failure. Those days are over. Today everyone worries about being unemployed. Most people have been laid off more than once. Almost no one is so arrogant to think they are better than you because you cant find a job right now. And if you do meet someone who snubs their nose: They are delusional and out of touch, and should probably be more worried than everyone else about their own employment. 2. Not everyone has good cheer. The good cheer thing: Its a consumerism thing. I mean, its one thing to have warm, fuzzy family stuff. But the hoop-la and happiness seems extreme. And I cant be too far off on this because the post on this blog with the third most comments ever is along those lines: Five Things People Say about Christmas that Drive Me Nuts. So if you can remind yourself that the holiday good cheer thing is not a mandate, and certainly not ubiquitous, then you wont feel so isolated when you do not feel the good cheer yourself. 3. Talking about something difficult with family is good for you. Really. It will make you feel closer to your family if you can tell them whats really going on with you. Your family doesnt need to hear the sugar-coated version. They love you not matter what. Or, if they dont, then its a good time to face that, right? The other thing is that handling tough career conversations with your family actually improves your career overall. 4. Your job hunt can go into high gear right now. December and January are the most common times for people to get hired. I know it seems like no one is working in December. But actually, the companies that run on annual budgets (which is most companies) have a use-it-or-lose-it policy. So if people have extra money for hiring in December, they have to make the hire. And in January, there is fresh money and people go on hiring sprees. (Thats why we just published the Brazen Careerist Top 50 Companies for Gen Y to work at. Now is the time to check out large companies like those.) 5. Remember that you are the locus of control. Your happiness cannot be dependent on economic indicators. Really. The difference between being someone who is generally happy and someone who is generally unhappy is whether or not you perceive that you can control your life. Happiness is about outlook. So start doing things that you can control instead of depending on a job to save you. You can build skills to add to your resume whether or not someone pays you to do that. (You can build work skills with your significant other!) You can build your own network without having a job. And you can create structure in your life a harbinger of a successful person whether or not a job is dictating that. The best way to become a person who feels like they control their life is to talk about your life like you can create the life you want. So, do that, right now, and you might even feel cheery.

Named #1 Executive Resume Writing Service

Named #1 Executive Resume Writing ServiceNamed #1 Executive Resume Writing Service is the world's premier executive resume writing service. These are accomplished professionals who will help you put together a world-class executive resume for your next career change. They know exactly what needs to be included on your next resume and how to get your resume noticed.You don't have to spend hours upon hours on your resumes. Now, you can have it done in just minutes. So you can get back to work and focus on doing other things that need to get done. You don't have to worry about taking the time off from work to attend to a career change.Now you can get your resume online and there is no need to spend the time it takes to create a job board and start applying for jobs. You can have all of the skills needed for the job that you are seeking, in just a few minutes.This is a great way to change careers because there is no stress over your own name or that of your family. The reason these are c alled Named #1 Executive Resume Writing Service is because these are the professionals that make sure they get the names of your great's right so they are on the top of the pile when the company is looking for new hires.When you were starting out as an employee or you decided to move up to the top level in your old resume, you have experienced a growth in your career. You need to know that the company you are working for knows how valuable you are to them. So it only makes sense that they would make the effort to see if you are available to stay and work for them.No matter how many times you have heard about how hard it is to get hired at some companies, that's not always the case. Companies are so in demand that they just aren't hiring. What this means is that if you have been putting off the decision to change careers, you can look forward to one day being at a job that you love to work for.By using this service, you can begin today to take the first step to finding the right care er path for you. It will be one that you will find to be very fulfilling jobs will be available for you. You want to make sure that you have written a great resume to show them why you are the right person for the job.You need to know what to include in your great resume. Now, you can begin this task with expert assistance from the Named #1 Executive Resume Writing Service. Now you can move forward to achieving your dreams and achieving your success.

7 Life Hacks to Increase Productivity - CareerMetis.com

7 Life Hacks to Increase Productivity Being productive every day is not only important for your professional life, but it also helps boost self-satisfaction. It does not matter whether you commute to an office or you have a home-based office, living a life that is disciplined and ensuring your day counts is critical to help you feel you have accomplished your goals.There are several life hacks that you can add to your daily routine to boost your productivity.1) Do Not Check Emails during the WeekevalevalUnless your job or business is dependent on you answering emails daily, save those emails for during your downtime, even if that is on the weekend. They can also be reserved for afternoons because most people are more productive in the morning. If it is something important that you need to tell someone in an email, write it down in a journal and save it for later.2) Ignore Your Social MediaThis may almost sound sacrilegious to many, but are you aware of how much time you spend checking and interacting with your various so cial media profiles daily?If you could take back those 30 minutes you spent watching those animal videos, could you have tackled at least one of the tasks on your to-do list?3) Clean Your WorkspaceThis may not sound very groundbreaking, but the fact is when you work in clutter, your mind is inhibited from manifesting constructive and clear thinking. So, junk mail, fast food wrappers and garbage will need to be eliminated so you can focus positively on your work.4) Daily ExerciseWorking out every day is great for your health and is a wonderful way to reduce stress. With the increase in energy, you will have more focus and be more productive. In fact, some experts recommend working out two times a day 5) Learn to DriveLet’s face it, public transport is not the best way to get from place to place unless you live somewhere like London, and walking, while good for you, takes forever.If you want to cut down your commute and gain more time in the day, learning to drive is a must. You can get started by practicing some driving theory tests on the top tests website, and book in for some lessons with a practical instructor. The sooner you have wheels, the more time you’ll have in the day.6) Do the Things That You Do Not LikeevalAlthough the more popular school of thought is to do the things you enjoy, sometimes you must tackle those tasks on your list that you absolutely hate.Do you know that if you cross those undesirable tasks off your list first, you will feel instant relief and you will no longer have to worry about them later?7) Take Time OffHumans are not robots, and you cannot expect your productivity level to remain high if you are working 24/7. There have been studies conducted that have shown productivity can increase when people work in extremely focused short increments at a time.So, give yourself time to complete a certain task and then reward yourself with a walk outside or around the office. It is a good idea to get away from your desk for a while.eva lTry these techniques and see if your productivity improves.Your quality of life and peace of mind will also improve when you use these methods regularly.

Job Seeker Uses

Job Seeker Uses 88 Flares 88 Flares How passionate are you about your favorite restaurant?  Does your memory vividly recall your first dining experience there?  Do you remember what you ordered?  Are you located near the restaurants corporate headquarters?  Would working there be your dream? Bianca Cadloni can confidently answer yes to each of those questions. In 1999, Bianca had her first bite of a Chipotle Chicken Taco (super jealous, I didnt have my first Chipotle bite until 2007) and she was never the same.  Approximately 12 years later, Biancas passion in the wildly popular restaurant chain is strong as ever.  She has created a Hire Me Chipotle campaign that quickly captured my attention yesterday.  Her goal is to land a job with Chipotle as their social media and public relations coordinator. Like Ive done with the Hire Me Krispy Kreme and Social Jenny campaigns, I wanted to review Biancas attempt to land her dream gig in the guacamole mecca. Biancas Hire Me Chipotle Website What I first noticed about Biancas website was that it actually LOOKED like Chipotle!  I thought that her job of branding it like many images youd see in Chipotle was fantastic.  I feel thats something that people at Chipotle will enjoy viewing and I her attention to detail will pay off. Oh, and she even tossed in some of her humor and personality on the home page.  Her main tag line is, Will Work for Guacamole.  Take a quick look at her design and the developed pages. And before I forget, check out the slick Chipotle favicon she added (small, but look closely).  Nice touch, Bianca! Bianca does a nice job of explaining why shes applying, what job shes applying for, and how her passion ties into everything.  Heres a direct quote from her Hello Chipotle homepage that I love: When I saw the job listing for  social media and public relations coordinator, my heart skipped a beat. It was as if my love of PR, social media and Chipotle came together to give birth to the job description I had been dreaming of since I took my first bite of a sustainable chicken taco. So why do I deserve this job? Like you, I am Colorado based and here to stay. Now my hope is that you can see in me what I see in your company: creativity, ingenuity, forward thinking ideas and murderous guacamole (OK maybe not the last part). I dont think its necessary to quote or discuss each section, but Bianca does a nice job of explaining why she should be hired in the Writing, Social Media, Public Relations, and Advertising pages.  In these sections, she explains experiences from internships that directly relate to the job at Chipotle.  Oh, and she adds in a cool video in the Advertising section, which displays a video she played a major part in creating at her internship.  Another nice touch. She adds in a About Bianca section to really display her personality and give the company an inside look into who she is and what shes all about.  She caps off this section with her go to Chipotle order, which again, I think the people viewing the page will think was clever to add in. Lastly, I think its important that she has a #Resume section as a clickable page.  This page also doubles as a contact form which is smart and saves space up top.  While the purpose of any campaign like this is to move away from the resume, organizations still typically want to see them at some point, so this gives them easy access.  The Twitter Account To help her campaign go viral, Bianca created a Twitter account for her campaign.  Check it out and follow her @HireMeChipotle.  Her bio is solid and the profile picture is great, using the Chipotle Cup and Guacamole in each hand. Shes done a solid job in her first day, building up 56 followers so far.  I think Bianca will see those numbers increase dramatically by the weekend, hopefully bringing her a response from someone over at Chipotle. Final Thoughts As I mentioned in the beginning, her branding technique is slick.  I love how it actually does look much like an image youd see in the restaurant.  She also does a nice job of connecting her experiences to the open position. What advice would you give Bianca?  Would you change, add, or delete anything?   Help Bianca spread her #HireMeCampaign by following @HireMeChipotle and checking out her website,  http://hirebiancac.com/

The Recession is Bullhonkey Mollys Story - When I Grow Up

The Recession is Bullhonkey Mollys Story - When I Grow Up This is part of  The Recession is Bullhonkey series, where I share stories of those who have gotten hired and/or started their own businesses (or sometimes both!) since 2008. This is former client upcoming CreativeLive interviewee Molly Quigleys story of how she became the Online Dating Cheerleader and why she hasnt quit her day job.   I dont know when I stumbled across Michelle Wards information or website. I do know that, too often,  I would sit in Starbucks about to head to my job with one of her newsletters freshly delivered to my inbox, knowing that baby Jesus just shed a tear for me, as he watched me gather up the muster to head into work one more day. You see, I was terrified to spend what little I had in savings to figure out what I wanted to do with my life.  I was in my late forties, and the amount of self-talk I did every day went something like this.  My job is good.  I work with nice people.  Why cant I just be happy? or So-and-so seems happy.  They dont job change.  Yea, I have to stop looking to change jobs to be happy. or I need to have staying power. You can only self-talk for so long.  When your mind gets tired of it, I think it tells your body to act up to get your attention.  Who knows.  I was in good shape, and suddenly, I had tremendous hip pain (that sent me to the Emergency Room), got pneumonia that hospitalized me (after never even having a chest cold a day in my life), hemorrhoids that would not go away, so you can see where this is going.  Even after all this was happening, it took my acupuncturist to make me see that it was my work making me sick.  He said, You have to find a different career. Its great when someone points this out to you.  You just say to yourself, Okay.  Ill do something else.  Not really. Panic set in.  But what do I do next?  I had been in retail since I was 16.  16!  That was 32 years ago. Someone tell me what I can do where I make the same amount, please, is pretty much all I thought. This is when my mother comes into the picture.  Shes of German descent.  You know the people who have staying power and dont complain, thats her.  Shes also pretty change-averse and not much of a risk-taker.  I dont even talk to her about things like this.  But one day, I opened up, and she told me my idea to hire Michelle was not only something good to do, but something I had to do. I made my deposit in November, and I dont mind telling you, it took 2 beers drunk rather quickly, to make me hit the button and say Im in.  We started working together in February.  One of the very first exercises we did was to think of ideas that could generate income.  Writing online dating profiles was something I had been doing for others for awhile.  I was an English major in college, write every single day in my journal (no kidding) and met two husbands through online dating.  Michelle encouraged me to let this idea expand.  I told her I had wanted to teach a class at Leisure Learning about how to write profiles and to teach others about the sites. With her prodding, I sat down and wrote the class out in a 4 hour sitting.  I did not get up once.  I sat down, lit a candle, had my water glass full, then I stopped, looked at the time and knew,  with absolute certainty, this was my gig.  I wanted more of this.  This being in the moment with something that energized me and made me feel excitement again.  When I meditated over what I was supposed to do, I held one mantra in my head help me to help others.  I loved retail for the aspects of serving others, and this was something where I could use my writing talents and still help people.  Plus, I had had mad success with online dating. I started my company, put one blurb on my Facebook personal page (did not have a website yet or even a business FB page), and clients came.  I knew I needed a really nice website, since this was going to be one of my only expenses and the way people found me.  I had already invested so much in the coaching, and I still had fear of investing more in myself, that I decided to have an estate sale and raise the money.  In 2 days, I made over $3,000.00 and had enough for the website, a nice business card design and for a few other business expenses.  Doing it this way made me feel great and helped me see that not assuming debt in a new venture can be done. My classes started at Leisure Learning a couple of weeks ago.  I had good attendance, 20% of the class has already hired me to do their profiles, but more importantly, I loved doing it.  I thrived showing people how to use the tool of online dating to their advantage.  Its not enough to post a picture and a half-way decent blurb about yourself.  When I compare the act of resume writing to this venture, and show people that we care more about ourselves when we pitch ourselves for work, then for love, it makes the work to do it seem rather necessary. I make more now an hour than I ever thought possible.  I still have a part-time job working as an interior designers assistant (something I love almost as much as writing), and I encourage others to keep a job while starting something new.  This way, Im not always obsessing over my stuff, hyper-focused on the revenue stream, and everything that comes in is a major win.  I also am new to this industry, and unsure about when the busy times and not-so-busy times fit in a calendar year.  If I always have something else coming in, it makes the worry-time much less, believe me. If you think you dont have the money to start something new, maybe you need to think outside the box.  Have a sale, or sell stuff on eBay, hell, I would have sold my car and bought something less to start my business.  I was that committed.  Im happy and healthy and I love my jobs.  My kids get to see me chasing something original and putting forth effort every day into something I am building all by myself.  This is a powerful lesson. Molly Ann Quigley is founder of Online Dating Cheerleader, a writing coaching service dedicated to helping online daters write authentic profiles that reveal more about themselves than the standard schlock. Through constant research, she teaches classes on how to use dating sites to your advantage and helps people understand the science behind the sites algorithms. Every day that she does this is like eating cupcakes barefoot while drinking mint flavored tea with a chevron striped straw. Email her for a 20 minute free consultation and let the dating cheering commence! Wanna hear more from Molly? Then tune in to my CreativeLive class at the 3pm Pacific hour on 9/12, where Ill be interviewing her about how owning our truths can lead to our Dream Careers!