What If Your Story Could Change the Direction of Your Career?
A few days ago I sat down with LinkedIn expert Michaela Alexis to explore how vulnerability, storytelling, and genuine human connection can transform the way you show up online.
When Michaela lost her job in 2016, she didn’t just update her resume. She changed the way she told her story, and it opened doors she never expected.
We talk about the beautiful power of the written word, how owning your humanness (yes, even your anxiety) can build trust, and why sharing your real story matters more than ever.
If you’re building your brand, navigating a career shift, or wrestling with self-doubt, this conversation will leave you feeling encouraged, inspired, and truly seen.
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Amazing 😊
Thank you!
It's the power of relatibility that gives meaning 😊
I don't understand the relation, could please explain what do you mean? 😊
I meant it is the way things connect that gives sonething meaning. For example a mom's love for it's child here the relatibility of mom to child gives meaning to the love likewise 😁😊
Oh, I see what you mean. 👍
Nice one Sir
Thank you, @caleblord!