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I write about communication, leadership and change, drawing on a 30-year career in journalism, public relations and management.
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Story time isn’t just for bedtime
“Hey, kids, who wants to hear a story?” As a child, those words were music to my ears and still are today. After all, who doesn’t like to hear a good story? Storytelling is the way we communicate on the … Continue reading
Posted in Careers, Goal setting
Tagged Common core, Irving Belateche, life plan, Michael Alan Tate, PRSA-NCC Blog, storytelling
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Powerball, homelessness and having enough
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about “how much is enough,” mostly in the context of my little PR and marketing firm. As I complete my first year of business and reflect on lessons learned from this experiment I call … Continue reading
Content marketing, storytelling and blogging
“Content marketing” is all the talk these days among marketers and advertisers. But the more I hear and read about its use by big-name consumer companies like Coca-Cola and P&G, the more I have to wonder, “Where have these guys … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing
Tagged Blogging, Coca-Cola, content marketing, Content Marketing Institute, storytelling
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Letting go and moving on
Last month, I wrote about the power of forgiveness and how learning to forgive yourself (as well as others) is essential for personal growth and change. All too often, we hold on to old hurts, grudges and mistakes, and they … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, Management
Tagged Emmet Fox, forgiveness, John Baldoni, letting go, mistakes
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Psst! Does your organization have a gossip problem?
Dave Ramsey’s most recent EntreLeadership Advisor newsletter is entitled “Silence is Golden” and is on the debilitating effect that gossip can have on a workplace. If you’ve heard Ramsey’s rants on the radio or attended one of his seminars, you … Continue reading
Posted in Management
Tagged communication, Dave Ramsey, Dubliners, gossip, James Joyce, rumors, transparency, trust
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Leadership, Sandy and ‘being prepared’
As I write this, wind gusts are approaching 60 mph, and the rain continues to pelt the side of my house. Hurricane Sandy is just making landfall, but its massive power has been felt up and down the East Coast … Continue reading
Is time on your side when it comes to social media?
Do you think you can manage your social media each day in just 18 minutes? Lisa Buyer of Search Engine Watch, picking up on the popular time management book by Peter Bregman called “18 Minutes,” suggests that it’s possible. This … Continue reading
Posted in Management
Tagged Facebook, LinkedIn, Lisa Buyer, Peter Bregman, Social media, time management, Twitter
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