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When most people think about community cleanups, they picture trash bags, litter pickers, and volunteers collecting debris along roadsides and waterways. Those visible results matter. Cleaner streets, parks, and public spaces make our communities more attractive, safer, and more welcoming. But after years of volunteering with community beautification and conservation efforts, I've come to believe... Continue Reading →
Effective communication isn't measured by what we do. It's measured by what changes as a result. Public relations professionals are under increasing pressure to demonstrate value. That sounds simple enough, but many communications teams still struggle with a fundamental question: How do we know whether our work actually worked? Too often, evaluation focuses on activity... Continue Reading →
These legs weren’t made for photographs. They carry maps in purple and yellow, edges of tables, missed steps, one more mile than planned. They’ve bent for groceries, for toys left on the floor, for the quiet, daily weight of living. They are not smooth, not still, not made for display. But they know dirt. They... Continue Reading →
At half past 8 on a sunny Saturday morning, the hubby and I donned bright orange tees, grabbed a box of trash bags and headed out to pick up litter. It was all a part of Operation Cleanup, a city-wide, multi agency effort to rid the streets of our town of at least some litter.... Continue Reading →
Change is essential for growth, though challenging, especially with age. The author reflects on career movement, believing in making positive impacts wherever they go. They question company loyalty and highlight the necessity for communication professionals to stay relevant and seek growth opportunities, such as obtaining Accreditation in Public Relations to stand out.
I am preparing for a September trip to Scotland. This will be my first time in the country, and by all accounts, a good pair of comfortable, waterproof hiking boots should be top on my list of travel supplies. I've gone back and forth on which type of boot is best. From wellies to trail... Continue Reading →
I've recently discovered a love of kayaking. Last year, I purchased a hot pink Origami Paddler. While there have been some issues with quality (and the company has since understandably gone bankrupt), it turned out to be a good purchase for me as it reintroduced me to the water - something I had tucked away... Continue Reading →
If there's been one bright spot in this otherwise dismal post-COVID season, it's the increased favorability of many companies toward telework. As someone who has successfully worked remotely for many years, I can say it's about time. It's taken a pandemic to force many businesses to see the benefits of allowing employees to work from... Continue Reading →
I preface this review by stating emphatically that I am not a shoe guru, nor am I a running expert. However, I do run and I wear running shoes, so I feel somewhat justified in sharing my two cents' worth. If there was one positive thing to come out of 2020, it was that I... Continue Reading →
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