The Purple Giraffes

I empower coaches to transform their LinkedIn presence into a client-generating powerhouse.

I use their unique core values to create engaging content and generate leads.

Services:
- LinkedIn Profile Makeover
- Content Creation
- DM Management
- Comment Management

Owner and Founder

WWWEB DYNAMIX

I help business owners be found on Google so that they can attract more clients without worrying about where the next client will come from.

I offer the following services:
- SEO
- Web design and development
- Social Media Management (LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook)

CEO and Owner WWWEB DYNAMIX

South African College School

Teach IT to Grades 10 - 12 learners. Consisting of Java programming, problem solving and theory.

IT Teacher

Capitec Bank

- Maintain Migration register of users
- Liaise with Vendors of Software applications
- Liaise with the Technical Support team
- Liaise with the Project Team and HR Consultants
- Liaise with users attending list
- Identifying and providing solutions to possible risks during the migration process (software and hardware specifications)
- Schedule meetings 
- Maintain software audit database
- Database Management
- General administrative duties

Information Technology Department: Migration Administrator

I to I Technologies

- Assist project managers with administration
- Reconciliations of projects
- Invoicing to clients using Great Plains
- Liaise actively with suppliers and clients
- Store Controller

Operations Department: Project Administrator

I write epic posts for business & leadership coaches to build awareness, increase authority and attract opportunities | Ghostwriter

You're driven, ambitious, and ready to scale. You've built something amazing, but you know it
could be so much more with the right strategies in place.

You're tired of juggling every part of your business, from managing LinkedIn to finding quality
leads, and you're looking for someone who can take that off your plate so you can focus on the
bigger picture.

You're not just looking for help. You're looking for results.

You know the value of investing in the right expertise to get to the next level, and you're ready to
partner with someone who can deliver.

That's where I come in.

I help business owners like you increase sales on LinkedIn so you can grow faster, work
smarter, and focus on what matters most. 

Here's how I do it:

1. Profile Makeovers: I turn your LinkedIn profile into a tool that speaks directly to high-value
Clients.

2. Content Creation: I create content that builds trust, attracts the right people, and keeps your
brand top-of-mind.

3. Lead Generation: I use proven inbound and outbound strategies to start conversations that
convert into premium sales.

What does this mean for you?

More sales on LinkedIn mean more freedom to focus on scaling your business, hiring a team, or
simply taking the time to enjoy the life you've worked so hard to build.

It means that you can finally stand out from your competitors,

Become irresistibly visible, just like a purple giraffe :)

If you're ready to elevate your business with someone who knows how to get results, let's talk.

DM me today, and let's create your LinkedIn success story.

Anzel Botha

Business and Career Coach for Lawyers / Author of "Winning in Your Own Court" / Entrepreneur

When I was a kid, I was the only girl I knew whose dream did not involve walking down the aisle in a white dress. I wanted a career. My role models were more Mary Richards than Carol Brady. 

And the coolest career, I thought, would be to become a lawyer. 

Imagine if the girl whose mother called her “impossible” for being argumentative could use that specific trait and be a courtroom lawyer like Katherine Hepburn in “Adams Rib!” My dreams became grander when I was in law school and watched how the lawyers on “L.A. Law” lived. The sexy cases, the gorgeous designer suits, the cars, the prestige. Yes, please!

Well, that dream lasted for three years. Yup, 1000 days is all it took for me to realize that being a lawyer can really suck if all you know is what they taught you in law school.  As soon as I graduated, I began to see all the things I still didn’t know. And they were big, crucial things. How to get clients? I didn’t know. How to make partner? I didn’t know. How to change areas of practice if I didn’t like the first one I picked out of law school? I didn’t know.

And, that’s exactly what happened to me. I didn’t like being a litigator, my first job out of law school, because I had no idea what it was like. After all, we never saw the long hours, sleepless nights, drudgery, or stress on “L.A. Law.”

I realized that although I was helping some of my clients recover millions of dollars, I wasn’t feeling like a winner because I didn’t understand the basic laws of being a successful professional outside of the courtroom and so I quit. I shifted my practice a few times and, after 20 years, I decided to leave the law.

My dad said I was crazy. My colleagues said I was crazy. But I’m not crazy because, now, 14 years later with a successful coaching practice, having helped hundreds of lawyers win more in their careers and lives, I realize that this is my purpose, what I was made to do. I’m grateful I became a lawyer so I could become not-a-lawyer and help the rest because we will always need great lawyers. As a lawyer coach, I’m here to make sure we still have some.

Book a call here: https://achievementbydesign.com/calendar/

Dena Lefkowitz, Esq.

Who among us doesn’t have a closet or drawer holding a project we’re sure we’ll get to once things calm down a bit?

The New York Times recently gave that pile a name: aspirational clutter. It’s the hardest kind to release because it isn’t junk. It’s tied to who we thought we’d have time to be.

In 2023, we downsized from a three-bedroom house to a two-bedroom apartment with no storage. No basement. No attic. No “we’ll deal with this later” room. 

Some of my aspirational clutter came with me from an earlier house, I am embarrassed to admit. Jewelry supplies for pieces that never got made. Broken vintage finds waiting for repairs. Bakelite buttons meant to jazz up a lawyer suit.

Recently, a knitting bag turned up one more project the great purge missed. Supplies for a shawl, ironically called “Therapy.” Bought pre-pandemic. Tiny needles. Complicated pattern. Colors I no longer wear.

A familiar internal argument began. I could still make it. I could give it to a friend. But, if I really wanted to make the shawl, I would have already. Having purchased four balls of yarn and a pattern, I allowed that sunk cost to briefly factor into my future plans.

But forcing myself to finish a project  isn’t therapy. So I gave it away to someone who actually likes it.

Aspirational clutter isn’t a failure. It marks an earlier direction that  changed course. Keeping stuff around just delays a decision that’s already been made. Letting it go creates room for where our energy wants to go.

Getting rid of things has amazing upsides. Less competition for our attention. Fewer mental tabs open. More room for what we want to do now.

The moment we realize we’re keeping something for a past version of ourselves, the decision tends to get much simpler. And for the record, i love apartment life and having less stuff.

#CareerCoachForAttorneys #WellbeingForLawyers #LifeCoachForLawyers #Lawyers #LegalProfession

Award-winning author of "Winning in Your Own Court: 10 Laws for a Successful Career without Burning Out or Selling Out" (American Bar Association, 2022). I coach lawyers to win.

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