I coached kid’s soccer. Each season we played a very talented team and they beat us, until we prepared. This team, who we referred to as, “The World Cup 9
I coached kid’s soccer. Each season we played a very talented team and they beat us, until we prepared. This team, who we referred to as, “The World Cup 9
I was listening to a discussion the other day and someone chimed in with kind of a geeky, weak and puny voice. I looked up to find he was of
I’m not a photographer and I don’t claim to know much about photos. Many of you think I should. Good news, I don’t care. Bad news, we’re wasting time by
The other day I passed a colleague in the hallway, and asked how his last meeting had gone. His report: “It was short. Easy. Nothing big.” I nodded, said “cool”
We missed an opportunity to speak up and contribute during a command-wide meeting. Our fish don’t care. What’s the next step? Our higher headquarters changed our statement and didn’t take
The guy from facility maintenance walked into our office the other day. We offered him a good cup of Nespresso. We greeted him as a team. The leaders stopped what
The media, as an entity, is a tool to convey information. Traditional media is in the same category of social media, a press release, the post newspaper or skywriting. If
When I was a second lieutenant attending the Public Affairs Qualification Course almost a decade ago, I asked the Army’s Chief of Public Affairs what I needed to do in
Did everyone’s high school cross country coach only communicate through loud catch phrases, or just mine? Hill practices were the most devastating. Drenched in sweat and caked in dust from
March Madness is upon us. Teams who take shots and grab rebounds win. In public affairs, we are hesitant to even take the shot, then we defend on the rebound.