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Jaclyn Schiff

  • Founder, PodReacher
Austin
As seen in: LinkedIn, Medium, HuffPost, YourTango, Thrive Global, Ladders, The Penny Hoarder, Modern Healthcare, All4Women, Personal Branding Blog and
Founder & CEO @PodReacher. Share about content transformation, marketing and running a business. Love black licorice.

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A Letter To Myself The Day I Decided To Divorce

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By Jaclyn Schiff
| YourTango
Dear Pre-Divorce Self, I so vividly remember where you're at — the months leading up to a massive decision. You haven't taken it lightly and you'll agonize about what to do (keep working on the marriage or end it) until you actually do it: get divorced. Making a decision after a long period of indecision will feel damn good. Soak it up; uncertainty is just around the corner. These next two years will be a time of growth, sadness, excitement, contentment, and, above all, transition.
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Tweeting About Being Fired From the New Yorker; Why Journalists Should Take Charge of Their Personal Brand

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By Jaclyn Schiff
| Personal Branding Blog
All in all, last Friday was probably a good day for Dan Baum. The former New Yorker staff writer’s decision to use Twitter to chronicle his unwilling exit from the magazine in 2007 has generated quite a bit of buzz and attracted a few hundred followers to his account. At 1:46pm on May 8, Baum tweeted: People often ask why I left the New Yorker. After all, I had a staff writer job. Isn’t that the best job in journalism? Yes. In a second tweet, he added: Nobody leaves a New Yorker job voluntarily.
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A letter to myself the day I decided to get divorced | All4Women

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By Jaclyn Schiff
| All4Women
Almost every divorce has a bad person. You’ll be challenged to accept that, in the most surface way, you’re the bad one Dear pre-divorce self, I so vividly remember where you’re at – the months leading up to a massive decision. You haven’t taken it lightly and you’ll agonise about what to do (keep working on the marriage or end it) until you actually do it: Get divorced. Making a decision after a long period of indecision will feel damn good. Soak it up; uncertainty is just around the corner.
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