Leading by example – women who inspire me
Learn about seven women who have inspired me to build community with intention and integrity. I also share how I intend to lead by example…
Self development
Looking after yourself and developing your skills and abilities
Women rising – how to succeed in community management
The community profession is ideal for women who have stronger skills in relationship building. But there are many challenges that are holding women back in the community profession. I share three not-so-secret ingredients for women to succeed, and ask about the power of peer connection.
When is it time to leave your community role?
When is it time to leave your community role? I started to research the topic, and found the reflection process incredibly helpful. In this blog, I’ll share five reasons you may be ready to leave your community role.
Getting out of your own way
Why do we get in the way of our own progress? In this blog post I’ll reveal the challenges and barriers that show up, and share five realistic ideas to help you get out of your own way. I’ll also share helpful resources for self-development and support.
Plan, do, review – take your community to the next level
Unsure where to start with planning?
I explain how you can apply the ‘Plan Do Review’ model to help advance your community, your team, or your career.
Empathy: why it matters and how to use it in your online community
Empathy matters and can make a huge difference to the success of your online community.
This blog explains how to use the skill of empathy in your online community.
Self care strategies that actually work (part two)
Looking after yourself is the best way you can help other people. Here are five more self-care strategies to help motivate, empower and mitigate burnout.
Self care strategies that actually work (part one)
Ten effective and helpful self-care strategies that can help motivate you, empower you, and keep you safe if you’re an online community manager
