My attempts on sharing what I like.
It maybe news , maybe comedy but it may also be commercial.
I am an online marketer with a wide variety of interest.
10 Questions Your LinkedIn Profile Must Answer In 10 Seconds
“When [recruiters or hiring managers] come across your LinkedIn profile in their searching, there are certain things they want to know about you right away. When they click through the search results page to view your full profile, you’ve got to be ready to fill them in.”
10 Effective Ways to Get Over Your Fears
“Remember that fear is supposed to be on your side - it’s supposed to help you, not boss you around. Make it work for you, not against you, and you can conquer anything.”
One thing the world could always use more of is leaders. Step up and change the conversation.
#stayfocused #entrepreneurship #entrepreneur #business
For Jase Wilson, it all started with a love of cities. He had a passion for understanding how they were built, and ended up studying them in college. Along the way, he nurtured a deep appreciation for open spaces, parks and playgrounds.
Wilson recently shared with me his journey of moving from civic activist to the CEO of #Neighborly, a civic mini-bond investment platform. Before Neighborly, Wilson had a feeling that some kind of invisible force guided the financing behind how cities were built, and that these forces also influenced how infrastructure was funded.
During a conference in which he heard a presentation on civic crowdsourcing, things started to click. What if there was a way to create public good and shared value through a community-investment platform that allowed citizens to directly fund projects?
Neighborly was born. The mission is simple: take a complicated and often murky market – municipal financing – and make it easier for people and businesses to invest in the schools, streets, parks and playgrounds they use every day.
The platform also makes it easier for cities to fund projects that communities want without having to wade through the fickle bond market to do so.
There’s a lot of stress to deal with on the road to success. Wilson’s advice is to “just trust it.” He explains:“Having confidence that it will all work out will help you avoid feeling like you are staring into a black pit of despair one day or climbing the highest mountain the next.” (📝: Deep Patel 📷: Jase Wilson) via Instagram http://ift.tt/2c2bUbe
Leadership is more than a title and sitting behind the desk. Many skills, traits, and behaviors work together to provide leadership in any given situation. Agility and adaptability is critical.
The Style Line x Brand Assembly: Finding The Drive With Ashley Cheeks
“It makes sense to me to launch a platform like this in NYC because the city runs on your hustle and your drive. The Drive is a direct reflection of who I am and who I am surrounded by. In New York, I am surrounded by designers and artists hustling to carve out their own path. New York is an incredible place for inspiration, discovery, and networking with other creative people.” Discover our latest studio visit in partnership with Brand Assembly featuring Ashley Cheeks of The Drive New York! Enjoy the two part interview on both The Style Line and The Assemblist.
Photos by @bridgetbadore for The Style Line in partnership with Brand Assembly
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