Claire Wasserman

So you're going to be looking at these companies, looking at these people, make sure that your LinkedIn will tell me you are currently employed elsewhere. So if you were to update your LinkedIn and be like, pretty transparent about the pivot you want to make that that's not okay right now. Yeah.

So you're going to be looking at these companies, looking at these people, make sure that your LinkedIn will tell me you are currently employed elsewhere. So if you were to update your LinkedIn and be like, pretty transparent about the pivot you want to make that that's not okay right now. Yeah.

So you're going to be looking at these companies, looking at these people, make sure that your LinkedIn will tell me you are currently employed elsewhere. So if you were to update your LinkedIn and be like, pretty transparent about the pivot you want to make that that's not okay right now. Yeah.

All right. You could always message people privately for everybody else watching, listening, who maybe are unemployed, or as I like to say, fun employed. And it's not a problem to be explicit about where you want to go next. You're going to want to put in your headline. the job title that you're looking for. And you can even just say, looking to, you know, applying to these kinds of jobs.

All right. You could always message people privately for everybody else watching, listening, who maybe are unemployed, or as I like to say, fun employed. And it's not a problem to be explicit about where you want to go next. You're going to want to put in your headline. the job title that you're looking for. And you can even just say, looking to, you know, applying to these kinds of jobs.

All right. You could always message people privately for everybody else watching, listening, who maybe are unemployed, or as I like to say, fun employed. And it's not a problem to be explicit about where you want to go next. You're going to want to put in your headline. the job title that you're looking for. And you can even just say, looking to, you know, applying to these kinds of jobs.

And in your about, you know, you'll be very clear about it. Because when you start to follow and comment on other people's LinkedIns, they will inevitably look at yours. And I want it to be representative of where you're at and what your goals are. In your case, okay, not so much. But you will at least see who you have connections to.

And in your about, you know, you'll be very clear about it. Because when you start to follow and comment on other people's LinkedIns, they will inevitably look at yours. And I want it to be representative of where you're at and what your goals are. In your case, okay, not so much. But you will at least see who you have connections to.

And in your about, you know, you'll be very clear about it. Because when you start to follow and comment on other people's LinkedIns, they will inevitably look at yours. And I want it to be representative of where you're at and what your goals are. In your case, okay, not so much. But you will at least see who you have connections to.

So talk to me about your network and how you're currently leveraging or not.

So talk to me about your network and how you're currently leveraging or not.

So talk to me about your network and how you're currently leveraging or not.

Yeah, no, and it is.

Yeah, no, and it is.

Yeah, no, and it is.

By the way, it will, I think, always be demoralizing. I think the goal should be, though, how can we recover from the rejection faster? So if right now the rejection, I don't know, it hurts for like five days or five hours, let's make it five minutes. And how do we do that? That's therapy work. Okay. So that's also a different coaching session.

By the way, it will, I think, always be demoralizing. I think the goal should be, though, how can we recover from the rejection faster? So if right now the rejection, I don't know, it hurts for like five days or five hours, let's make it five minutes. And how do we do that? That's therapy work. Okay. So that's also a different coaching session.

By the way, it will, I think, always be demoralizing. I think the goal should be, though, how can we recover from the rejection faster? So if right now the rejection, I don't know, it hurts for like five days or five hours, let's make it five minutes. And how do we do that? That's therapy work. Okay. So that's also a different coaching session.

But one thing I will invite you and everybody listening who is dealing with rejection from others, it is a signal to us that we need to develop a sense of self and a self-worth that is protected from whatever somebody else says to us. It's almost impossible to do that. We're wired to be social. We're literally wired to... do the best we can to not be rejected by others.

But one thing I will invite you and everybody listening who is dealing with rejection from others, it is a signal to us that we need to develop a sense of self and a self-worth that is protected from whatever somebody else says to us. It's almost impossible to do that. We're wired to be social. We're literally wired to... do the best we can to not be rejected by others.