This is the January’s update in my monthly #MKruns262 series, where I keep myself accountable (and you updated) about my biggest fitness challenge yet — running the London Marathon 2019 for the charity Sense. For this one, I interviewed Sense CEO, Richard Kramer and worked behind the bar of Leather Lane’s Good and Proper Tea.
This week has been somewhat extraordinary. It’s been business as usual, smashing it in the world of PR, from Tuesday to Thursday. But Monday and Friday were different. I did two shifts at two incredible places. Here’s what I’ve been up to and how Good and Proper Tea and The New Black played a huge part of my week.
Burnout can affect any creator, be it a singer, painter, or blogger. Success can put a lot of pressure. But what really matters — relevancy now or legacy and value of the work?
I’m a big fan of simplicity. I think we need more of it. Both in public relations and in the work for clients, but also in our lives.
Nowadays, being opinionated is important. But having an opinion isn’t as easy as it might sound.
This is the first update in my monthly #MKruns262 series, where I keep myself accountable (and you updated) about my biggest fitness challenge — running the London Marathon 2019 for the charity Sense. This one is all about why I run, selling brownies, and wearing orange glasses.
RESET is aimed at “midlife careerists.” But I think every junior should read it, too. Here’s why.
From brands becoming more human and rebuilding trust to the need for closing the ads gap. Here are the key takeouts from the newly released survey from the social media management platform.
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Tonight, I’ve had an honour to speak in front of students of the Richmond University on PR blogging. Why would one bother to blog and what are the benefits of it? This is the summary of my talk.
