achievement + recognition in community
Fan Club Coworking
What if you had a fun
and supportive place to:
Share your goals.
Track deadlines.
Keep each other accountable.
Hype each other up.
Make sure no one’s brilliance goes unnoticed.
Celebrate the wins together.
Welcome to Fan Club.
November, 14
10 a.m. MST
Zoom
Topic: Updating your achievements file
Cost: Free to attend
Who is this for: Created for the quietly determined leaders who are learning how to play the corporate game.
All are welcome.
Format: 5 mins topic intro/5 mins goals/45 minutes work/5 minutes celebration
Brag book, achievements file, boss babe notes…
Whatever you call it, you need to track your impact.
Do you have an achievements file?
If you do great work, but forget to track it, you're not alone.
Almost every time I’m brought in to write an award nomination or executive profile, the same thing happens.
The client has done incredible, impactful, game-changing work.
But they didn’t keep a record of it.
So we’re piecing together wins from old emails, Slack messages and half-remembered milestones.
It slows everything down. And it makes it harder to tell a clear, compelling story.
That’s why I recommend starting an achievements file.
Just one doc or folder where you stash all the receipts.
Think of it as your personal ROI tracker.
You can pull from it when it’s time to:
-Prep for a performance review
-Update your resume or LinkedIn
-Write a speaker or leadership bio
-Make a case for a promotion or raise
-Apply for fellowships, board roles, or awards
-Reflect on your progress and impact
You're doing incredible work. Don’t let it disappear.
Hello, I’m Alison.
I’m on a mission to help trailblazing leaders and nontraditional folks get a seat at the table.
After a career helping executives and brands build their reputations, I’m sharing all my secrets for crafting credibility and increasing your visibility so you can get the career you want.