If you use social media for your work, or self-expression: What are new ways you can experiment with to lift people up?
Category: Blogging
Are You Hiding Your Writing Behind Busyness?
I haven't posted in a while for a number of reasons that could be tossed into the bucket we call "busyness," but the reality is, I've been having a bit of writer's block, and being busy was easier than dealing with it. Ironically, being busy is a terrible way to move through writer's block. As … Continue reading Are You Hiding Your Writing Behind Busyness?
Each word, image, and video we share online has a ripple effect
Since the election, I've been at a loss as to what to share online. It feels like the collective is either screaming with rage, weighed down in despair, or checked out. I stare at my screen and wonder, "What should I share? What is truly needed?" I can't tell you the number of people I've … Continue reading Each word, image, and video we share online has a ripple effect
How to Communicate Your Hard to Explain Work
If you're a Big Visionary, you're able to imagine a different future before everyone else. You're an innovator. A changemaker. You might also be spiritually inclined. Whatever kind of Big Visionary you are, finding language to describe your work that is ahead of the curve, or that feels beyond words can be a challenge. If … Continue reading How to Communicate Your Hard to Explain Work
How to Create a Calm, Truly Connected, Content Calendar
Is it wise for myself, and for humanity, to spend so much time online? I know that many of my clients struggle with this question. Whether they are nonprofit communicators overwhelmed by the staggering amount of content they are expected to create and interact with to get the word out about their cause (e.g. … Continue reading How to Create a Calm, Truly Connected, Content Calendar