Killer Career Advice From Empowering Women

Killer Career Advice from 16 Beyond-Inspiring Women Killer Career Advice from 16 Beyond-Inspiring Women
Killer Career Advice from 16 Beyond-Inspiring Women As we start the new year many of us are thinking about our careers and goals. In honor of that, One Kings Lane asked 16 successful women, including HGTV’s Emily Henderson and handbag designer Clare Vivier, for their best piece of career advice and it’s makes for a worthwhile read (here).

Three of my favorite pieces of advice:

“Don’t look around; just keep looking ahead. By that I mean it’s easy to get caught up with what everyone is doing around you. When I was thinking of starting my bag company, I’d think, ‘Well, so-and-so already has a bag company. And they do it better. And they do this and do that.’ But you can’t think that way. Just focus on what you’re doing, look forward, and keep putting one foot in front of the other.”—Clare Vivier, fashion designer

“I have so much advice to give—I’ve made so many mistakes over the years! Work with people you truly like—not just those you think are good or don’t mind being around—and you’ll be so much more invested and excited. Also, don’t ever burn a bridge—if you’re over a job, just get out before you slack off and ruin their memory of all the good work you did in the past. And finally: QuickBooks! I used to find the numbers intimidating, but I finally understand what I’m making and losing.”—Emily Henderson, interior designer and host of HGTV’s Secrets of a Stylist

“Know your worth, and go for it! I’ve worked with so many women who doubt themselves and don’t push for the raise, recognition, or promotion because they don’t realize just how valuable they are.”—Yael Aflalo, founder, Reformation

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12 comments

  1. Love those kinds of posts! It’s even more empowering when successful women share their advice because it pushes me to make my own dreams come true. Thanks for sharing, Geri!

  2. These are really great advice! It’s really important to have faith in oneself as well as whatever we aspire to do!

    Prudence
    www. prudencepetitestyle. wordpress.com

  3. Love it! I love posts like these that give short, sweet words/advice on life. It really motivates me to get movin’ and don’t stop

  4. These are some great advice, especially the first one because there will always be someone who’s already doing what you doing, but valuing your uniqueness is very important to keep going. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
    – Rita
    Blog:msritaz13.blogspot.ca

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