Author: Sarah Hathorn

12 Jul The Key to Predictable Promotion™: Attitude + Latitude = Magnitude

Posted at 10:15h in Career Acceleration, Career Success, Communication, Executive Presence, Leadership, Predictable Promotion, Professional Image by Sarah Hathorn 0 Comments

  I hear many doomsday declarations about how promotion is impossible in today’s economy. But that’s not actually true because I see people, including many of my own clients, getting some great promotions. I use the algebra of attitude plus latitude equals magnitude as a simple success...

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07 Jul TeleSeminar – Personal Branding: Look The Part With Million Dollar Image Secrets

Posted at 12:10h in Brand, Professional Image by Sarah Hathorn 0 Comments

I am continuing my teleseminar series on the steps to my proprietary Predictable Promotion™ System with: Personal Branding: Look the Part with Million Dollar Image Secrets Join me for a value-adding FREE Illustra Teleseminar on this hot topic. I’ll share image and brand management insights, secrets, tips,...

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05 Jul Law of Attraction: Create a Brand Image that Communicates Success

Posted at 10:03h in Brand, Communication, Executive Presence, Leadership by Sarah Hathorn 0 Comments

Are you feeling discouraged by your inability to stand out and command more lucrative fees or higher salaries during this economic downturn? Whether you are a corporate leader or a high-achieving entrepreneur – everyone is looking for effective methods and fresh strategies to attract a...

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28 Jun How to Manage a Micromanaging Boss: 3 Career Improvement Secrets

Posted at 10:07h in Career Acceleration, Career Success, Communication, Leadership by Sarah Hathorn 0 Comments

Many of us have experienced the stress of a boss who is like a nagging backseat driver. So here are three tips that I’ve found to be quite effective at successfully managing the micromanager. #1 Psych them out First it’s important for you to understand the...

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22 Jun Wardrobes with Iconic Brand Power

Posted at 10:13h in Professional Image by Sarah Hathorn 0 Comments

Actress Debbie Reynolds collected many famous wardrobes and costumes from MGM Studios, and some of those are being auctioned off this month. So her daughter, Carrie Fisher, whose father was Eddie Fisher, recently spoke to Harper’s Bazaar about the stylish icons who wore those clothes...

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21 Jun 12 Leadership Lessons from Dad to Help Me Play a Bigger Game

Posted at 09:45h in Communication, Executive Presence, Leadership, Professional Image by Sarah Hathorn 0 Comments

  My dad attended seminary at Columbia University at a time when many of the great theologians of the 20th century emerged. Later on, as a minister in charge of his...

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16 Jun Define and Design Your Own Promotion

Posted at 12:43h in Executive Presence, Leadership, Predictable Promotion by Sarah Hathorn 0 Comments

  If you want to be the architect of your own destiny then you need to create your own blueprint. Too many people simply leave it up to someone else to...

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07 Jun The Psychology of Career Happiness

Posted at 12:00h in Career Acceleration, Career Success, Communication, Executive Presence, Leadership by Sarah Hathorn 0 Comments

I read an interesting piece in Psychology Today by Dr. Ronald E. Riggio, Professor of Leadership and Organizational Psychology at Claremont McKenna College, about how to achieve happiness at work. Dr. Riggio points out, for instance, that our work needs to be meaningful, but sometimes it...

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26 May Career Acceleration Expert Sarah Hathorn Offers 5 Hot Tips to “Zigzag to the Top” For Predictable Promotions

Posted at 11:04h in Career Acceleration, Career Success, Executive Coaching, Executive Presence, Leadership, Predictable Promotion by Sarah Hathorn 0 Comments

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24 May Magnitude of Success: Get a running start on your career leap NOW!

Posted at 12:08h in Communication, Leadership by Sarah Hathorn 0 Comments

  In times like these I often have to gently nudge my clients who become too fatalistic, reminding them that they still hold the cards in terms of their ability to...

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