Whether it’s learning a new skill or nurturing your network, getting an early start on your resolutions can set you up for success in 2025.
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Pro skateboarder? Zookeeper? Journalist? We may not have grown up to become these things, but that doesn't mean we have to give up the passion behind the thought. ➡️ Foundational skills learned in a hobby can set you on a path for professional growth ➡️ Let your curiosity guide you to a fulfilling career ➡️ Your interests can help you form authentic connections What did you want to be when you grew up? What do you do now?
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As the year comes to a close, it's the perfect moment to reflect and prepare for what's next. In today’s issue, we explore how to integrate AI into your business, rethink networking to build authentic connections, and share practical tips to avoid burnout. Discover today’s newsletter to finish the year strong and set yourself up for success in the new year. #Networking
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What do small business owners need to know about leveraging LinkedIn for growth? Jasmine Sweet, MBA and other women small business owners share how connection and community have been instrumental in their journeys.
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Your network isn’t just a list of names; it’s your personal powerhouse. 💪 Want to make yours stronger? LinkedIn Career Expert Andrew McCaskill has three tips to level up your connections: 🌎 Find the events and spaces where your industry peers are gathering IRL. 📱 Don’t ghost old connections. Use LinkedIn tools like the Catch-Up tab to keep those old connections alive and thriving. 🤝 Introduce your contacts to each other and create a “super network” that works for everyone. Because a strong network isn’t just about who you know—it’s about creating a community that helps you grow. #Networking
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Whether you're reconnecting with familiar faces or meeting new people, every interaction is an opportunity to strengthen your network. Join Arianna Huffington and LinkedIn Career Expert Catherine Fisher as they share insights on building strong, lasting relationships and authentic connections. #Networking
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Not everyone understands exactly what you do. Sometimes not even your family. But that's OK, because on LinkedIn you're able to celebrate the specifics of your role, and allow your skills to shine. Touting your unique expertise isn’t just about your job title, it’s about showcasing the skills that help you succeed. Updating your skills today can boost your profile’s visibility and help others recognize what makes you stand out. #LinkedinProfile
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What does Gen Z need to know about video on LinkedIn? We thought we'd go straight to the source at #ZCON.
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Behind every glow up is a journey. Brittany N. Cole and other inspiring women small business owners reflect on the key lessons that propelled their transformation: ✨ Stand out by leaning into your authenticity. 🤝 Connections are all around us. Don’t be afraid to lean on your people to help nurture a network that sparks growth. 💭 Dream big, believe in yourself, and don’t forget to have fun along the way. What other tips do you have? Share below ⬇️
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🥁 Whether you realize it or not, your hobbies, passions, and past careers all have transferable skills. Drummer in a band? Add player discipline, group dynamics, and time management. Volunteer at the food bank? Add teamwork, leadership, and interpersonal skills. Be sure to update your #LinkedInProfile with these skills to increase your chances of being noticed by potential employers.
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