Sara C. Timm, NCRW, NCOPE, NCCSC, MYFRCW

If anyone can, it's you!

Jazzercise and the Hamilton soundtrack for me.

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#SaraSays focus on what’s relevant, keep it clean, and let your top accomplishments shine. Your résumé doesn’t have to tell your whole story—just the parts that get you in the door.

I had to look them up. :) You did both well!

I was there 2 years ago. It still haunts me. The parallels are terrifying.

The pardons send...“a thundering message of permission’ for the use of violence for political gain and election denialism at home and overseas.”

The Battle of Yorktown from Hamilton. "And so the American experiment begins..."

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Decriminalize survival Image shows a drawing of 3 tents indicating that one should not make laws against basic survival

#homeless #unhoused #harmreduction

I thought so, too.

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You'll need to prove you can think big picture and solve problems that affect the whole company.

Share real stories about times you've grown teams, navigated complex situations, and helped drive major changes.

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Denver gave people experiencing homelessness $1,000 a month. A year later, nearly half of participants said they had housing. Participants in Denver's basic-income program reported having more-secure housing, though results were similar in the trial and control groups.

Denver gave people experiencing homelessness $1k/month. A year later, nearly half had housing.

They also had fewer ER visits, nights spent in a hospital, and jail stays.

The report estimates that this reduction in public service use SAVED the city $589k.
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Transform your résumé by using impactful verbs like "influenced," "optimized," or "revitalized" to showcase your achievements. Highlight key contributions and let powerful words reflect your value, turning your résumé into a compelling narrative of real change and results.
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We went in April, it was perfect.

Hilversum.

My brother lives in Holland. We visited Keukenhoff last year. What an experience, I will never forget it. ❤️

The graphic features a promotional quote for Sara. The background is red, and there's a stylized signature at the top reading "Sara says:" in white cursive. Below this, a message states, "Own your narrative. Your brand is a strategic asset—use it to lead and inspire." This text is in white, modern font. At the bottom, logos for "DFW Resume," "Career Services Pro," and "Colorado Resume" are displayed, suggesting these organizations are associated with the graphic. On the right, there's an illustration of Sara, depicted as a professional woman with glasses, wearing a black blazer over a white blouse.

Your personal brand is your professional identity. Executives who intentionally shape their brands increase visibility, grab attention, and open up opportunities. From your social media to your executive presence, your brand should project authority, integrity, and influence.
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Strong resumes are 𝗧.𝗥.𝗨.𝗘:

𝗧ailored and specific

𝗥esults-rich

𝗨pdated often

𝗘asy to read

Weak resumes are 𝗙.𝗔.𝗟.𝗦.𝗘:

𝗙ull of tasks

𝗔imed at a wide range of positions

𝗟acking specifics and results

𝗦tagnant

𝗘xhausting to read

#resume #careerimpressions #resumewriter

Thank you!

Me!

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Executives should focus their résumés not just on achievements but on strategic impact. Show how you drove change, optimized processes for savings, or influenced growth decisions. Incorporate transformation stories and quantify results with metrics, emphasizing leadership outcomes. #SaraSays

The graphic features a maroon background with a section titled "Sara says:" in a lighter shade at the top. Below this, the main text reads "Executive Presence: The Subtle Art of Commanding Attention" in a clean, white font. On the right side of the graphic is an illustration of a woman with long, red hair, wearing a black blazer and glasses. She appears professional and confident. Below the main text, logos of three entities are displayed: DFW Resume, Career Services Pro, and Colorado Resume.

Executive presence goes beyond words; it's conveyed by the unspoken messages you send. Build this by listening effectively, maintaining steady eye contact, and staying calm under pressure. Develop these qualities to see how others respond, seek your advice, and follow your lead.

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