Posts tagged PRSSA
Extrinsic Versus Intrinsic: Take Control of Your Habits and Motivation

As someone with various responsibilities, managing your to-dos can be difficult, and finding the energy to complete them can be even harder. Throughout our education, and even in our workplaces, we’ve all heard the phrase “find what works best for you” in relation to studying habits, completing tasks, memorization tactics, and more. But we rarely hear about how to enhance our motivation and personalize it, which is really where building long-lasting habits has to start.

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Do It Scared, Do It Alone: Lessons from Studying Abroad

The moment I stepped into my flat, it hit me: I was completely alone in a foreign country, 3,765 miles away from everyone I know and love. They warn you about the emotional whirlwind that can come with studying abroad, but nothing fully prepares you for the rush of excitement, fear, and anxiety that hits all at once, especially when combined with jet lag.

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Is Brittany Broski the Perfect PR Pro?

Like over 2.5 million people worldwide, I was immediately captivated by YouTuber and media personality Brittany Broski, first as a form of entertainment and then as a prime example of perfect PR. She isn’t a nepo baby,  she doesn’t shy away from personal and raw storytelling, and she seems to be everywhere you turn. In today’s media market, her personal branding is what propelled her to stardom, and PR pros can learn a lot from her career path.

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Transitioning from Corporate PR to Nonprofit PR: What Should You Expect?

Marketing, public relations, and advertising are all necessary for organizations to succeed and/or exist in the current advertising market. Organizations that do not have a plan for their efforts in these sectors moving forward will struggle to build awareness, increase audience interest, maintain sales or donations, and ultimately fail long-term.

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