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Imposter syndrome & how to set social media goals

Jenn Chen
May 17, 2017
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✍️ Thoughts 📸

Impostor Syndrome Is Real—And It's Happening In Coffee

[BYLINE] Imposter syndrome as it happens in our industry (also, this gif is not mine, but it is awesome).

sprudge.com  •  Share

💁 Social Media👨‍💻

Facebook Provides New Insights on Industry-Specific Trends Among Instagram Users

Facebook has released a new set of podcasts offering industry-specific insight into Instagram usage trends.

www.socialmediatoday.com  •  Share

Instagram Finally Adds Selfie Masks for Stories, Along with New Creative Tools

Instagram has added new, Snapchat-like selfie masks to Instagram Stories, along with a range of other creative options.

www.socialmediatoday.com  •  Share

💻 Digital Strategy 📤

How to Create Social Media Goals

[BYLINE] To ensure you meet your social media goals, it’s important to know what metrics you want to follow.

sproutsocial.com  •  Share

How to Research Your Competitors on Instagram

A nice guide on various ways of researching your Instagram competitors.

www.socialmediaexaminer.com  •  Share

How to Transform Your Blog Content into Compelling Videos

Useful case study if you’re interested in adding video to your digital strategy.

blog.hubspot.com  •  Share

✨ Other Interesting Links ✨

The Fear of Feelings at Work

“David argues that the suppression of negative emotions and thoughts at work can lead to harmful results.”

www.theatlantic.com  •  Share

Degendering the Language of Customer Service

How to make your cafes more inclusive by learning gender-neutral speech.

www.baristamagazine.com  •  Share

🌱Plant Update 🍃

This little jade plant I found on the ground outside of my apartment. A strong wind or person knocked it off of the tree and left the accidental cutting on the sidewalk. So I picked it up & stuck into a pot. Several months later, it's happily growing new leaves and tinging red from the sun.

This little jade plant I found on the ground outside of my apartment. A strong wind or person knocked it off of the tree and left the accidental cutting on the sidewalk. So I picked it up & stuck into a pot. Several months later, it's happily growing new leaves and tinging red from the sun.

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