Influence isn’t created by being everywhere at once. It’s built by showing up with focus, saying something that matters, and giving people space to absorb it. I’ve seen how rushing to react or promote too many messages at once makes communication feel scattered—like it has ADHD. The strongest strategies are the most restrained. They stick to a few clear themes and give them room to land. As an introverted leader, I’ve learned that energy and attention are limited resources. Using them with intention isn’t just self-preservation—it’s smart strategy.

Few things are more valuable—or more fragile—than your reputation. And when it’s on the line, the decisions you make can have lasting consequences for your business, your stakeholders, and your future.

Whether you're focused on staying ahead of industry trends, building stronger relationships, or sharpening your skills, these PR New Year’s Resolutions can set you and your organization up for success in 2024.

As the nonprofit sector faces the uncertainty of a new political landscape, one thing is clear: many organizations are bracing for significant challenges under the incoming Trump administration.

In this moment of uncertainty, cutting back on communications or PR might seem like a logical cost-saving measure. But a steadfast commitment to strategic storytelling, public engagement, and marketing is key to staying visible, protecting your mission, and ensuring your organization’s long-term viability.

It all begins with an idea.