Emma Isaacs, Global CEO of Business Chicks recently added ‘author’ to her already impressive resume. Her half autobiography, half business-advice book is jammed with lessons and takeaways that I cannot wait to share with you. It is really no surprise this book became a top seller and it reminded that everyone is just #WingingIt
Finding a career mentor is something I have wanted/needed to do for quite some time but I have been putting it off. It was living in the ‘too hard basket’ until recently when I decided to procrastinate no more and reach out to my ideal woman. I share my full experience, from start to finish, including a cold-email template based off what I sent and a list of questions to ask!
Welcome to the Go-Getting Gal interview series. Each month I will interview go-getting women from all walks of life and ask them to share their experiences; the good and the bad. Grab a notepad and get ready, these incredible women are about to drop some serious wisdom.
Welcome to The Chronicles of Carly’s brand new series, Go Getter Gal. Each month I will interview go-getting women from all walks of life and ask them to share their experiences (good and bad) and wisdom. Enjoy xx
In case you missed it, Business Chicks brought #9ToThrive to Brisbane this year. Can I get a ‘hell yeah’?!?!! I was like a 14-year-old girl find out Justin Bieber was coming to town. I sat anxiously waiting to gain ‘early bird access’ to purchase a ticket, picked out my outfit in anticipation and happily sat waiting for the doors to open on the day.
If you asked me as a 5-year-old, a 10-year-old or even a 20-year-old you would have heard one of three answers; vet, school teacher, cafe owner. Not in a million years would I have thought I would be a General Manager for an agency. And I definitely would not have thought I would have found myself in this role at 22-years-old.
I have had a full on couple of months and I imagine I am not alone. So this week I thought I would ditch the serious stuff, pour myself a glass of wine and share 20 facts about me that many probably don’t know. Are you scared? I am!
Today I finally returned First, We Make The Beast Beautiful by Sarah Wilson to my local library. I am not joking when I say I am 100% expecting a $50 late fee from the library. I hung onto this book forever. Why? I found this book to be like a comforting, warm hug from your mum after a long and shitty day. It made me feel like someone else understands my brain and the highs and lows I have experienced with my own mental health.
