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Lindsey Marx
Partnerships @ Mentorli, connecting talent with mentors at scale | BYU MBA Candidate 2021
Lindsey Marx is a dedicated and detail-oriented professional with expertise in virtual marketing, event planning, and executive assistance. With a strong academic background in marketing from Brigham Young University, Lindsey has excelled in various roles in organizations ranging from marketing and sales to social media management and business development. She possesses a diverse skill set that includes scheduling, social media management, digital marketing, account management, and market research, among others. Lindsey's proactive nature and passion for volunteering make her a valuable asset in any team or company looking to innovate and make a positive impact.
Highlights
When I was a freshman at BYU, I remember attending a Women in Business event at the beginning of the year.
I walked into the event not knowing a single person in the room and not knowing how impactful that hour and a half would be.
Little did I know how much that ONE event would change my life.
That one event was how I picked my major 2 years later.
That one event was how I met several friends who I am still close with today.
And
That one event included guest speaker, Amy Rees Anderson, who challenged everyone in the room to create a Goals Poster.
This Goal Poster could include anything and everything on it. Amy showed us her several goals posters and how she achieved her dreams.
I believed her and wanted to try for myself. So I did!
I created a Goals Poster in 2015 and left it alone.
I found this very same Goal Poster just a few days ago (6 years later), and you will never believe what happened.
ALL of my goals on that poster have been achieved. Even my wildest goals that I put on there for fun, have been achieved.
So now what?
It's time for a new goal poster. And I went ever crazier this time.
I will forever be grateful for Amy and for her inspiring words.
How is your goal setting going? Have you found a formula for success?
Never give up!
I recently set a goal to bike ride to a specific destination.
The first time I attempted riding, my tire popped within the first 20 minutes of my bike ride. After patching up the hole, it popped again, and I had to walk back to my starting point.
The next day, I attempted riding again. The brand new tire popped within 5 minutes of riding. I patched up the hole, and again had to walk back.
I figured bad luck, we will try again tomorrow.
The third day in a row, I rode my bike for 10 minutes, and ANOTHER pop. At this point, I was ready to give up.
I did some research to try to figure out what was going on with my bike and if I was missing something.
I talked with some friends and they told me it was just bad luck.
A few days went by, and I had the thought to check on the tape surrounding the tube on my bike.
It turned out that the tape was no longer holding the tube in place and the friction from riding was causing the tube to tear and pop.
After replacing the bike with new tape, I figured I will try and ride ONE more time.
I MADE IT!
Never give up, even if you fail three times, always get back up and try something else!
