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A key predictor of success is experience. When people have a vast amount of experience they are primed for more opportunities. When people are locked out of opportunities to gain experience, they miss out on the building blocks that can support their success. I think about this in the context of the media. Whenever there …

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I was stunned into silence as I listened to Bishop Mariann E. Budde’s humble appeal for President Donald J. Trump to have mercy on the many people who are in fear over his words and actions. Her voice was soft yet firm. Her gesture, loving, even if it took many by surprise. The New York …

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The past year has been marred by unbelievable scandals. I never considered him to be a profit but comedian and actor Katt Williams rightly predicted that lies would be exposed in 2024. He was right. From faith to entertainment to politics and even real estate, some of the wealthiest people we know have been imbued …

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This year has been marred by jaw-dropping scandals and public relations crises. If these crisis situations have taught us anything, is it that the public relations team and the legal team must be in sync. The legal team is focused on protecting a client’s interests or defending against wrong-doing. The public relations team is focused …

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Be in private, who you say you are in public. Your brand is like currency. The stronger your brand, the greater your leverage. The weaker your brand, the more difficulty you’ll face in building relationships, launching new products and closing business deals. This really isn’t hard to believe. Companies work with influencers and spokespersons who …

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The Lens I Use Before Posting Commentary Over the past year, I’ve really leaned into developing YouTube content. I recently posted a video discussing the crisis involving the DayStar Television Network. The video garnered 15,000 views in 24 hours. It also generated tons of comments. It is clear that this issue is on the hearts …

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I’m excited to announce that I’ve secured a registered trademark for ‘The PR Whisperer®.’ A former consultant, Gail Zuagar, gave me the moniker in 2017. I immediately put it to use, referring to myself as The PR Whisperer® on my website, business cards and in discussions with clients and partners. Two years later, Paulette Brown, …

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Single mother of 5 cries over sons she says are disrespectful. I saw a single mother of 5 crying on a video noting that her sons were disrespectful and rude. She said they wouldn’t clean, walk the dog or do chores. Between sobs, she said that she wanted to give up, indicating she didn’t know …

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Do you want to know when a person is likely to make a mistake, or ruin what they have spent their whole life building? It’s when they fall into pride. Pride is being in love with yourself. It is thinking of yourself more highly than you should. Unfortunately, pride is a prerequisite for failure and …

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You may have heard about the matter involving John Lindell and Mark Driscoll at the Stronger Men’s Conference. The conference apparently opened with a performance by Alex Magala who took his shirt off, climbed a poll and swallowed a sword. Driscoll was set to speak at the conference. When Driscoll got up to speak, he …

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