“Your body of work is everything you create, contribute, affect, and impact. For individuals, it is the personal legacy you leave at the end of your life, including all the tangible and intangible things you have created. Individuals who structure… — Pamela Slim Copy Share Image
“Focusing on building a body of work will give you more freedom and clarity to choose different work options throughout the course of your life, and you’ll be able to connect your diverse accomplishments, sell your story, and continually reinvent… — Pamela Slim Copy Share Image
“Your body of work is everything you create, contribute, affect, and impact. For individuals, it is the personal legacy you leave at the end… — Pamela Slim Copy Share Image
“Individuals who structure their careers around autonomy, mastery, and purpose will have a powerful body of work.” — Pamela Slim Copy Share Image
“No one is looking out for your career anymore. You must find meaning, locate opportunities, sell yourself, and plan for failure, calamity, and unexpected… — Pamela Slim Copy Share Image
“Consistent impact over the course of your life on a body of work you care about deeply is legacy.” — Pamela Slim Copy Share Image
“Focusing on building a body of work will give you more freedom and clarity to choose different work options throughout the course of your… — Pamela Slim Copy Share Image
“Your thoughts, beliefs, and assumptions drive everything in your life and career. People who operate on a high level of creativity and mastery are… — Pamela Slim Copy Share Image
“The secret to high performance and satisfaction—at work, at school, and at home—is the deeply human need to direct our own lives, to learn… — Pamela Slim Copy Share Image
“We are made to create. We feel useful when we create. We release our 'stuckness' when we create. We reinvent our lives, tell new… — Pamela Slim Copy Share Image
“As I thought about the topic, it occurred to me that remembering the grace of who you are in your most innocent state, outside… — Pamela Slim Copy Share Image
“I have watched elders see a young person squirm with impatience, then choose to talk slower and longer. They do this because they know… — Pamela Slim Copy Share Image
