Posts Tagged ‘Media Training’
The 5 Worst PR Mistakes That Could Cripple Your Career (And How To Prevent That!)
What if I told you that PR done poorly could destroy your business overnight?
That’s right, your reputation, your credibility, your brand, your livelihood could disappear with one bad article or one TV appearance gone south.
Here are “Five Worst Mistakes in Building Your Business with PR” that most people make. But you don’t have to.
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Elevate Your Media Presence: Expert Tips to Avoid Soundbite Blunders
Elevate Your Media Presence: Expert Tips to Avoid Soundbite Blunders SUMMARY: Learn expert tips to avoid soundbite blunders and improve your media presence. Craft a concise, tailored introduction to control your bio and the narrative before stepping in front of the camera or microphone. Ensure your message is concise and precise, focusing on six essential…
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5 Strategies to Physically Prepare For a TV Interview–My Personal Secrets
SUMMARY: Learn five strategies to physically prepare for a TV interview and overcome appearance-related anxieties. Clear your mind with Bulletproof coffee for peak cognitive function. Slim down with T-Tapp exercises and tone up with the Flexbelt for a more confident appearance. Release fears with the Sedona Method and energize with a nourishing green smoothie. By…
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5 Ways To Gracefully Deal With Internet Trolls
SUMMARY: Learn to handle internet trolls with advice from Asian women entrepreneurs: Use humor to deflect trolls. Remove insults and deepen discussions. Engage with diverse voices for education. Respond respectfully to trolls. Ignore negativity to protect your online space. Having protocols in place is crucial, including considering the source, learning from criticism, and addressing unresolved…
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5 Ways to Deal With Mansplaining During a Media Interview
5 Ways to Deal with Mansplaining During A Media Interview One night in Aikido, Japanese martial arts, when I was training, there was a young man, and it was only his second time on the mat. And he started instructing me. I’m a black belt! This is very similar to mansplaining in a media interview…
Read MoreHow to Sustain an Open Heart
How to Sustain an Open Heart We had just had a heavenly 7-course meal at the Pan Asian restaurant Saucy in Oakland and were taking a stroll past the art galleries. My brother Jimmy was here from Hawaii with his wife and 7-year old daughter who is a budding artist—to celebrate my mom’s 90th birthday.…
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