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A lot of people have trouble
writing their bio. If that is you,
I suggest that you find a friend
that also needs a bio and help
each other. Schedule two hours
and spend one hour on each
of you. For more help, look
for my resource guide called
The Professional Women’s
Guide to Writing Your Bio
. Its
available as an instant download
on
Amazon.com.
Once you have your bio written,
don’t be afraid to share it.
Use your professional bio to
apply for board positions,
award applications, speaking
engagements,
for
your
professional membership and
social media profiles, and for
any articles that you write.
Your bio can also be used as
an introduction when you’re
speaking or when you are
featured in the media.
I look forward to reading about
you very soon. Remember,
whenever you step out of
your comfort zone, you’re
influencing others to do the
same.
Referred to by her clients as “The Provocative Leader”,
Beth Caldwell
brings
a refreshing style to leadership and innovation. She works with companies
who need help to confront conflict, deal with drama, and make important
decisions. Beth is best known as the founder of
Pittsburgh Professional
Women
and
Leadership Academy for Women
. Her books include
I Wish I’d
Known THAT! Secrets to Success in Business
,
Inspired Entrepreneurs
,
EMPOWER,
INSPIRE and Smart Leadership: 12 Strategies to Help You Shift from Ineffective Boss
to Brilliant Leader
.
Connect with Beth a
t her website and on
Watch Beth’s video series
SOAR TO SUCCESS
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