Share Your Expertise as an Adjunct Professor, Make Extra Money

06.03.2026 – What expertise do you possess? Share it! Last week I shared my recent experience as an adjunct PR professor at Milligan University in Elizabethton, Tenn. This week I’ll walk you through, step-by- step, on how you can land an adjunct position.

The Story of My Remarkable Experience as an Adjunct Professor

05.28.2026 – This week I’ll share my recent experience as an adjunct PR professor. Next week I’ll walk you through how you can land an adjunct position. Despite enormous demands from my PR business, it was worth it to teach an 80-minute PR class twice weekly. “This is the best class ever!” exclaimed Remy, a public relations student.

5 Reasons Your CEO Must Lead Your Internal Communications

05.20.2026 – You can have the best internal communications program money can buy. A polished intranet. A company newsletter. Company town halls with catered lunches. None of it matters if your CEO isn’t 100% supporting and leading the charge.

AJ Dybantsa’s Farewell Letter Soars & Scores 

05.06.2026 – Classy. Heartfelt. Touching. It’s one thing to receive a letter of gratitude. It’s another to receive an unexpected, authentic one. I’m referring to the recent LinkedIn post by freshman basketball sensation AJ Dybantsa. As expected, he was one-and-done at Brigham Young University.

National Honesty Day: Five Areas to Fully Embrace It

04.29.2026 – On April 1, we make fools of others — or ourselves. It’s practically a national sport (and I’m a very willing participant — QR codes on clouds??). So, it’s only right that April ends on a higher note. Did you know April 30 is National Honesty Day?

Successful PR MUST Do This 1 Thing (HINT: It Starts with a P…)

02.25.2026 – IF you don’t get your audience’s attention with your communications from the get-go, then you’re dead in the water. That’s a given.
All your communications (public relations, advertising, in-person sales, speeches, etc.) must be attention-getting and engaging.

Authentic Means ALL In — Not MOSTLY In

02.19.2026 – An authentic communication is binary. Either it is orit isn’t. And the moment you try to sneak something past your audience — even something small — you’ve blown it. I witnessed this firsthand recently from a marketing email that landed in my inbox. It was a doozy.