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Gone Fishing

    Those of you who have followed this blog for a while know that I believe regular breaks are critical for preventing burnout and enjoying a long-term, successful career as a Solo PR Pro.  I’ve been preaching the importance of vacations for years. For the next week, I’m putting my money where my mouth [...]

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Sarah Evans on Becoming a Solo PR

For many of us, Sarah Evans needs no introduction. Sarah’s Twitter innovations include the popular #journchat weekly chat (the model on which our #solopr chat is based), and she’s never afraid to try something new. But few realize that Sarah hasn’t always been a free agent. Last October at the PRSA International Conference, I spoke [...]

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Superheroes Don’t Exist

Family emergencies can serve as a reminder that there is much more to life than work – these times can offer an amazing opportunity to pause and reflect on our own priorities. Unfortunately, even during periods of grief or illness, we tend to measure ourselves against others who appear to have achieved superhero status. As [...]

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Dealing with Stress

Lately, there seems to be a recurring trend among many independent PR consultants – stress! For most of us, it comes as no surprise that PR was recently named among the top 10 stressful fields. With so many of us feeling stressed out, and since our longevity as Solo PR Pros depends on effective stress [...]

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