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Global Content Director ✨ Rising Star in Content Winner🥇

Three books that *actually* helped shape my career: 🤠 “How Not To Plan" by Les Binet and sarah carter: A genuine treasure trove of inspiration. Written in the most accessible tone of voice, this meaty number features advice from the very best on how to plan and execute a #BrandStrategy. Though not specifically about #ContentMarketing, I learned SO much about branding, research, and psychology from this book that I still use on a daily basis. 😎 "F*ck Being Humble" by Stefanie Sword-Williams FRSA (she/her): I’m incredibly lucky to have seemingly skipped the millennial imposter syndrome panic (simply because I believe everyone brings something unique to the table and what you don’t know you can learn). That said, this book cemented the fact that you gain nothing from not believing in yourself anyway. It’s also very much written in my language; I adore that little F-bomb in the title. Great for anyone wondering how to sell themselves better and get ahead in their career. 😍 “The Secret of the Highly Creative Thinker” by Dorte Nielsen & Sarah Thurber: Another book on #creativity?! SIGN ME UP. Supported by neuroscience, this book blends theory and a shit ton of exercises to help cultivate creativity. I love how it looks into the thought processes of highly creative individuals to help you boost your own creative thinking skills. A really worthwhile read for anyone looking to sauce up their brain capacity. Would love to know what career or self-development books have changed or improved your way of thinking... 📚

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Mary-Kate Carvalho

Global Senior People Partner at SafetyCulture

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Whilst slightly biased in thinking everything that you do is great, the thing I admire most in you is how you seemingly advocate for yourself with ease. It's something I see so many people struggle with and I love how you can always set clear boundaries and know your value. So I know that 'F being Humble' is something that I see you do in a way that never comes across as showy, just someone who works hard and is comfortable sharing their achievements. As they say in Iamremarkable, it's not bragging if it's factual!

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