Senior copywriter Elizabeth Beasley shares her creative career path from Cartoon Network in Atlanta to remote Projectline job in Shelburne Falls, MASS. Elizabeth, a charismatic extravert, has adapted to working from home by being proactive and using the right tools.

In this episode she shares how she came to embrace this new opportunity of cultural immersion in a small town. She sees herself as a "digital settler".

Listen to this episode to learn:

- How an extravert manages to thrive in remote work

- What to do to build relationships when you don't see people

- The hidden opportunities in accepting remote jobs

- The value of cultural immersion in a small town

- Resources for finding remote jobs and communication tools

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A life-changing interview. Ash Ambirge teaches us the deepest levels of courage and resourcefulness. Listen and learn things like

- The importance of access to new ideas through books

- Meaningfulness vs. happiness

- Radical Self Reliance, even if you have a job

- Different ways to promote your personal brand

- An exercise to write more interesting work emails

- Professional communication that still reflects your authentic cool self

- Bringing your personality and humanity to work

- Ash's last visit to Charleston.

Ash Ambirge has just released an excellent book: The Middle Finger Project. It's all about getting unstuck, slaying imposter syndrome, trusting yourself and radical self reliance.

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Financial Services marketing veteran and native New Yorker, Tricia Gabberty, shares a big upward communication fail, all the details about her fun holiday party for her remote team, an unconventional look at gender issues in her industry and more. Tricia is a senior level marketer sharply focused on client experience and their customer's journey, driving best results for both.

In 2018 a study released Tuesday by Zug, Switzerland-based serviced office provider IWG found that 70 percent of professionals work remotely at least one day a week. Not seeing people on a daily basis presents unique communication challenges.

Listen to learn ...

- An important block to clear upward communication

- Best communication practices for high-performing distributed teams

- Why trying to be someone you're not hurts your career

- When your people know you care they are able to accept your direct feedback

- Take your own character strengths assessment with the VIA Institute here: https://www.viacharacter.org/survey/account/register

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Listen to this episode if you're a Ralph Lauren fan and or you want to use emotional intelligence more effectively to build your own personal brand.

: How Ralph Lauren is an emotional intelligence genius (let's copy him!)

: Manage perceptions through what you wear

: The emotion that people translate as deserved confidence

You may want to read Ralph Lauren: In His Own Fashion by Alan Flusser

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Listen to this episode to learn what is really going on at your office holiday party and how to ACE it! I'm sharing the goods on:

: How to manage your outlook if you don't like office parties

: What to focus on while you're there

: How to talk to spouses/SO's of your colleagues

: What to wear

: What people are looking for in you

: Body language tips for a great first impression.

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