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A title : seems a bit silly, except that it’s totally necessary to give a name to what you’re doing. My preference leans towards poetic tongue twisters which accurately describe the base function. i.e. Bridge Building Business Professional or Closet Consultant. Although
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E-mail Signature: Include a phone number, your business title, & LINKS!!
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Yelp Page
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Google Map
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Smile: even more silly than #1 huh. A smile is a winner every time! It will open doors for you & encourage potentials to move in your direction instead of the other direction. It also gives the message that you LOVE what you do. And, if you don’t than why are you doing it?
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Consistency
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Commitment
Category: Business Professional
Chicago Figure Model Self Description
Hello,
My name is CARLY!!
Have been figure modeling professionally since February 2014.
Am a regular at the Evanston Art Center, Lill St., and Tom Robinson Gallery
(to name a few). I’ve also worked with artists in private, done group workshops out of homes, and have a few friends at the P&C.
Very often I am told that: I AM A GREAT MODEL! Really, to the point where I’ve begun to collect letters of recommendation to back it up.
Sitting still & being quiet is one of my all time favorite activities.
So, I am highly skilled at long pose. Love Sculpture!
And, have a natural ability to fall back into position. (Another area where I receive repeat positive feedback).
Usually I am 5’3”, 125lbs, Norweign white girl with a positive attitude.
I like to take pictures of the work that is done of me for my portfolio.
Am in the (beginning stages) of building a web-site for it.
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#in description
As a Bridge Building Business Professional Carly conveys a charming personality. Her work is best described as “Grounding Dreams to Reality” where she works with others to establish solid platforms for moving forward. She has carved her career on the idea of Meeting People Where They Stand. Her primary expertise is in the development and conveyance of LARGE MESSAGES, often considered as “branding.”
This concept applies just as well to individual as well as an organization.
Fluent in the Arts of Communications & Organization,she approaches most things from a slow and steady perspective. Constantly creating and up-dating organizational systems to better match how her own brain works, Carly has spent years crafting her own calendar and task tracking systems. The aim is Strategize to Simplify!
As a Transformation Specialist she promotes a synergy between confidence and comfort. Cultivating this sense through people’s wardrobes or methods of moving through business start-ups are common areas of focus which often intermingle.
She is most definitely a creative playing in a professional environment!
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People always ask: Are you an Artist? The answer is YES!!
Met with a blank stare asking for more. Well what kind of artist are you? I sculpt reality, baby!!
As an Artist everything I touch is given my own personal creative attention to detail.
I do not limit myself to medians such as oils, acrylic or clay. The world is my canvas. My creative spirit manifests in a multitude of ways.
My aim more than anything is to cultivate an environment which inspires passion, motivates action and is conducive of joy & contentment.
As Community Outreach Carly for non-profit Working Bikes (2010-2012), I was given ample opportunity to get my creative mojo flowing.
Here is an example, of sculpting reality in the form of a brain pour for a party production!
What to Expect
ALERT! ALERT! ALERT!
Appreciated here is the brief summation of the text.
A very important aspect in the realm of “Introduction.”
Here is what we will be diving into. Does this material captivate interest within you?
This particular piece is from a Mythology text book used by DePaul University.
Chosen as INSPIRATIONAL MATERIAL for my pet project The Smile Daily.
A good speech or paper goes like this:
- This is what I’m going to tell you
- Listen to me. Now I’m telling you
- Here is a brief summary of what I just told you
- BAM!!
On another note: it is both wise & beneficial to pull inspiration from a plethora of sources. Even better to grab it from unexpected places. Go for those that don’t exactly “meet up” with your subject matter.
Let’s elaborate this point: Your business has to do with bottle tops. While out on the town you see signage for tacos. Something in the verbage makes you say “Ah ha!” I can really connect to my customer with that. Grab that juicy nugget and use it to your advantage.
It’s actually builds a more solid foundation for long-term success to grab what works from different areas which do not exactly fall in the same criteria as your product. Essentially, Think Outside the Box.
Keeping it authentic creates product differentiation.
Good artists copy great artists steal. – Picasso
OWN IT!!
You can check the “excerpt” of each article I post on what to expect.
May the Force be with you!!
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