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When Small Wins Matter in a Short Work Week
Plus: Serena's Marketing Strategy & Details Matter
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Short Week Wins
Small wins now, big wins later.
Near the end of a short work week, it’s easy to feel like you haven’t accomplished enough. But celebrating small wins can help you maintain momentum and stay productive. Here are a few ways young professionals can end this week strong:
Notice Progress: Take a moment to notice what you’ve achieved. Whether you finished an application or made a new LinkedIn connection, remember that small steps add up to big progress.
Thank Someone Who Helped You: If anyone contributed to your recent success, send a quick thank-you message. Acknowledging those who supported you strengthens relationships and creates positive feedback loops.
Share Your Success: Let others know about your wins, whether it’s sharing with a trusted friend or posting on social media. Sharing your progress reinforces your accomplishments and can open doors to new connections and opportunities.
By celebrating your small wins, you can finish the week feeling more accomplished and confident, ready to enter the week ahead.
Serena’s Business Score
Self-promotion done right. 🌟
Though retired from tennis, Serena Williams is using the 2024 U.S. Open to promote her beauty brand, Wyn Beauty. By wearing her own makeup and inviting influencers to try it, she turned the event into a savvy marketing opportunity, according to reporting by The Street.
Williams’ makeup look went viral quickly, showing how creative self-promotion can make a big impact, especially when paired with trends and influential networks.
In the booming beauty industry driven by social media, Williams’ strategy highlights the power of digital tools.
For recent grads, it’s a reminder that self-promotion is key to opening doors for career success in a competitive job market.
Game of Details
Hit your goals by focusing on the details. 🏹
This October, more than 2,000 props and costumes from Game of Thrones will be auctioned off, giving fans a chance to own pieces of the iconic series, according to reporting from the AP.
Items like Jon Snow’s sword and Daenerys Targaryen’s costumes have been carefully preserved by HBO, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship and attention to detail that helped make the show a cultural phenomenon.
Just as the small details brought depth to the acclaimed series, the details of your job application, networking messages, and job interview can set you apart from the crowd.
Whether you're competing for a job or making dragon skull props, paying attention to the details can make all the difference in achieving your goals.