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How are you working towards your goals? It’s important for you to check in with yourself by asking this question, according to Build Like A Woman founder Kathleen Griffith. ???? “Am I building my own dream or am I building someone else's?" What are you hoping to accomplish for yourself this year? Tell us in the comments. For more content about navigating the workplace subscribe to #HelloMonday:?https://lnkd.in/Monday Listen to Jessi Hempel’s full with Kathleen Griffith episode here: ?? Apple: https://lnkd.in/e6JQxQcD ?? Spotify: https://lnkd.in/ecEKvRks

What’s the best way to remain competitive with AI in the job market? “A big part of living in the AI future is to pick stuff that you think is important for you to do as a human being and to double or triple down on those things,” says Wharton professor?Ethan Mollick. “Whatever you're best at, you're probably better than AI.” Which of your skillsets gives you an advantage over generative AI? Tell us in the comments. For more content about navigating the workplace subscribe to #HelloMonday:?https://lnkd.in/Monday Listen to Jessi Hempel’s full episode with Ethan Mollick here: ?? Apple: https://lnkd.in/eByVjBqG ?? Spotify: https://lnkd.in/eGx9BfFN

We often talk about career growth in a linear sense. But what if we cast this idea of career aside entirely, and instead asked: what makes a good job? What do you need to find meaning and purpose in your work? This week’s conversation is inspired by Monday’s episode with writer Bruce Feiler. RSVP for a reminder to attend, and join us on the LinkedIn News Page, Wednesday October 16th.

Are you prepared to handle the heat that comes with building a personal brand? Kickstarter CEO Everette Taylor says having a personal brand simply for followers or attention is not worth it. He warns, “Before you build a personal brand you have to be mindful of the impact of your words. Just be careful about that decision because you cannot put the genie back in the bottle.” Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary says he built a personal brand to “be part of the narrative.” But, Taylor says, O’Leary is “built for that. You’re highly confident, people’s opinions don’t really mean anything if they’re not going to impact your life. But, not everyone is built like that.” Is building a personal brand for you? Here’s Taylor's advice: 1??? Get clear on your why 2??? Stay true to your purpose 3??? Be mindful of the impact of your words Do you think a personal brand could be an asset to your career? Comment below. ?? Want more from these two business titans? Catch the replay to discover what they look for when hiring, how to pursue your passions and more here: https://lnkd.in/ezvX2yBS For more conversations like this, find out more about becoming a LinkedIn Premium member here: https://lnkd.in/djNtgBdr

How have you used rejection to motivate you in your career? Ski racer Lindsey Vonn had been dreaming of going to the Olympics since she was nine years old. But when she was 16, she overheard her coaches saying that she didn't have what it takes. “It was really hard to hear that. I cried for a long time," she told Ryan Roslansky during a recent interview for The Path. “But at the same time, I kind of gritted my teeth and said ‘that’s not the case. I’m going to change their opinion.’” And she did. Lindsey used this rejection as motivation and made her Olympic debut at the 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City. She eventually won gold at the 2010 Winter Olympics. What's your best advice for dealing with rejection? Share in the comments below. Watch Ryan Roslansky's full interview with Lindsey Vonn: https://lnkd.in/erESKCmz

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Having raised over $13 billion since its inception, Battery Ventures is a renowned venture capital firm backing software startups. General partner Dharmesh Thakker joins senior technology editor Tanya Dua for the latest edition of VC Wednesdays, discussing how generative AI is a game-changer for software, why enterprise adoption will still take a few years and why startups need to be "long-term greedy." ??

After Amina AlTai decided to stop overworking herself as a marketing executive and start a corporate wellness company, she thought she was on the right career track. “On paper, the business was really successful, but I still felt really disconnected from what I was supposed to be doing in the world,” she recalled. “I was living by other people’s rules and ideas of what a great career looked like.” It took realizing she needed to prioritize her own wants and needs over outside opinions for her to find true fulfillment as a holistic business coach. Read on for her expert advice on designing your career to maximize joy, as well as success. You can find the full article and video below. And subscribe to Catalyst newsletter here - https://lnkd.in/e-RYcKD5