Category: Relationship Networking

Professional progress is often shaped by the strength of relationships.

Here we explore how trust is built through consistency, generosity,
and shared purpose.


The goal is a network that grows naturally and supports long-term opportunity.

Job SearchNetworkingRelationship NetworkingSkill DevelopmentWorkplace Success

Present Your Personal Brand on LinkedIn for Job Searches

When it comes to presenting your personal brand to employers you might miss the opportunity to create a stellar LinkedIn profile. It’s not enough to just add your relevant information – it is critical  to write an online profile that stands out in addition to showcasing your accomplishments and skills.

So what is the best …

Job SearchRelationship NetworkingSkill DevelopmentWorkplace Success

How To Convince Others That You’re An Innovator

Innovation has been a buzz word for a while now – and it’s one of those hurdles you must surmount if you’re looking for a job.  Employers want creative employees. Investors want to put their money behind creative people.

The National Association of Colleges and Employers found that employers overwhelmingly look for problem solving skills …

Career DevelopmentCareer ResourcesCommunication & NetworkingInterviewLifestyle & Habit BuildingMedia BrandingRelationship NetworkingSkill Development

Building an Artistic Career: An Interview with Tim Livingston

I recently sat down with Tim Livingston, an LA native who just produced his first theater production in New York City’s Off-Broadway Kraine Theater. The 100 seat theater enjoyed a successful sold out three night run that grabbed the attention of industry personalities from talent agencies, to casting companies. “The Protaganist” follows the life of …

Career DevelopmentRelationship NetworkingSkill DevelopmentWorkplace Success

Build Relationships to Earn Sales

Would you rather purchase from a serious, black-and-white-type salesperson, or one who is easy to talk with and who might also become a good friend?

While that might sound like a dumb question, too many business and salespeople are afraid to go out of narrowly defined boundaries. They ignore references to personal events such as …