Early in my career, a coworker compared me to Grace Coddington instead of Anna Wintour. At the time, I thought she was talking about recognition. Years later, I realized she was talking about something far more valuable: the difference between visibility and credibility—and the leaders who understand both.
A lot of the things that were quietly making my life harder looked positive on the surface — spontaneous plans, convenience, productivity, self-care, keeping up. But over time, I realized they were adding more friction than value. A look at the habits, routines, purchases, and patterns I’ve simplified in order to make balancing work, relationships, routines, and everyday life feel a little more manageable.
A look at the tools, habits, and decisions that make working in marketing more manageable, focused, and consistent.
More effort doesn’t always lead to better outfits. A closer look at why some looks feel forced and how clarity, consistency, and editing create something that works without overthinking.
More effort doesn’t always lead to better outfits. A closer look at why some looks feel forced and how clarity, consistency, and editing create something that works without overthinking.
Meet Mark & Co Boutique owner, Sara Walker! Her story of starting her online boutique honors her late father and combines chic clothes with affordability. Check out more about her in this latest edition of The Brand Brief.
If you’re looking for products that will hydrate and the secret to great skin that I learned from Hailey Beiber then check out this post! I’m sharing all my favorite hydrating products and techniques!
Check out the latest style series on my Instagram account: #BrieflyStyled 14 Days of Style! I share 14 different outfits and styling tips from the most common questions I see in my DMs.
Early in my career, a coworker compared me to Grace Coddington instead of Anna Wintour. At the time, I thought she was talking about recognition. Years later, I realized she was talking about something far more valuable: the difference between visibility and credibility—and the leaders who understand both.