Jennifer Forester

Worked on this for about a year, feeling great! Highly recommend the UC Davis coach training program. credly.com/badges/ee498af…

LinkedIn influencers are a thing now, and here's why brands like Intel and Hootsuite are courting them. f-st.co/XDIyShW

In ep 111 Jennifer (@jenforester) joins us to delve into the world of marketing strategies designed to build strong and enduring relationships with your ideal clients. 🎧 counsel-cast.com/episodes #MarketingMastery #SocialFitness #FearlessMarketing #TailoredMarketing #DormantTies

In episode 111, we're joined by Jennifer Forester (@jenforester), a business development coach with over 20 years of experience in legal marketing. 🎧 counsel-cast.com/episodes #MarketingStrategies #ClientConnections #SocialFitness #PersonalGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment

@jenforester joins me to discuss marketing strategies to help build and create strong connections with your ideal clients. As a business development coach, Jennifer Forester helps lawyers avoid random acts of marketing. #newepisode #marketing #counselcast youtu.be/IJqhZKC_0io

A new study finds that spending 10 minutes with your dog helps you recover more quickly from a stressful experience. greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/h…

Loneliness does not come from having no people about one, but from being unable to communicate the things that seem important to oneself.

Loneliness is often harder to acknowledge than other mental health problems, like depression. This could be why. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/our-ne…

Loneliness is a serious health concern. And at work, it reduces task performance, limits creativity, and impairs other aspects of executive function such as reasoning and decision making. hbr.org/cover-story/20…

You’re not alone in feeling alone. Despite renewed attention, the ‘epidemic of loneliness’ began well before the pandemic shutdown. Shawn Healy explains why it is so prevalent among lawyers — and a possible cure. attorneyatwork.com/lawyer-lonelin…

Sorry, but LinkedIn is cool now trib.al/zx6Cjhq via @BW

How many close friends do most people have? The Dunbar Principle says 150 is number of relationships the brain can handle at one time. This includes family, best friends, acquaintances, workmates, even the bartender you know by name. ideas.ted.com/how-many-frien…

Take it from the Surgeon General: 'You don't need a medical or nursing degree to help another person heal.' f-st.co/8oJ8t7F

Loneliness has the same effect on health care outcomes as 15 cigarettes a day. hbr.org/2018/03/americ…

What would achievement mean if there was no one around to appreciate it? What would income mean if there was no one we could share it with, no social environment to give it meaning? The engine of a good life is not the self, but rather our connection to others. (3/3)

When a man speaks assertively, people trust him: he's confident. When a woman does it, men dislike her: she's a bitch. It’s outrageous that women have to tame their tongues to protect fragile egos. Don't punish women for challenging stereotypes. Challenge the stereotypes. nytimes.com/2023/07/31/opi…

Via ⁦@AdamMGrant⁩ ~ who always nails the bottom line: “I hope for a day when we no longer need articles like this. I might be wrong, but it’s probably time to stop penalizing women who speak their minds … don’t you think?” nytimes.com/2023/07/31/opi…

If we accept the wisdom — and, more recently, the scientific evidence — that our relationships really are among our most valuable tools for sustaining health and happiness, then choosing to invest time and energy in them becomes vitally important. ideas.ted.com/how-to-add-new…

Do you have one good conversation with a friend every day? Here are the 7 types of quality conversations that matter: Catching up Meaningful talk Joking around Showing care Listening Valuing others and their opinions Offering sincere compliments sciencedaily.com/releases/2023/…

Loneliness kills and why the workplace has a role to play @NickMHobson on.inc.com/O5Vr3yn