You Are Your Favorite Celebrity!
As Gillis climbed back down that great office building so long ago (OK, he took the elevator again!), he recalls thinking that there had to be a better way for workers (both younger and older than 30) to inform and impress their boss, and their boss' boss and even their boss's, boss's boss. After all, supervisors move on and you want to be the first person who comes to mind for whichever boss is in need. This happens as a result of informing your way to the top — by cultivating your persona throughout the organization. Remember: Do not ever assume your boss knows exactly what you do. Tell them.
Recognize that before any celebrity you admire today was celebrated, they were just like the rest of us: Nobody knew who the heck they were. You will get the promotion, the raise, the recognition you so richly deserve as a result of hard work as well as your continuous, appropriate personal promotion on the job. You got this.