Many organizations treat communications like an appendage rather than a central decision-making organ. They shoot themselves in the foot by doing so.

Accessibility is about more than screen readers and captioning. For the neurodiverse, it’s as much of an attitude as a checklist.

Every brand has a voice. Nailing down what that voice is and leveraging it is where the communications craft comes in.

Job hunting sucks when you’re middle aged or older for all kinds of reasons. Prevailing perceptions don’t make it any easier. That and none of them are true.

Job hunting is still a slog but it’s not the same slog as it once was.

Grammar is important to learn, if only so you can later break its rules for deliberate effect.

The right frequency is as frequent as you can manage while keeping standards high and content compelling.

How ChatGPT defeated the Blank Page of Doom and made me a more productive writer

Blue Öyster Cult. Queensrÿche. Motörhead. Mötley Crüe. Why the dots?

Not all jokes travel well, but many do. And even the ones that don’t can still be funny when explained.

How a simple three-letter word holds the key to dialectical thinking and maybe just world peace

There’s definite grey area between the personal and the professional. Everybody’s is different.

What I’ve learned from my own career and mentoring others on theirs

It’s not cheating when you check your facts and learn from people who know more than you do.

The runner’s high is very real, and there’s nothing better for creative output.

In the post-COVID world, it IS possible to have your proverbial cake and also eat it.

Just be consistent, one way or the other.

They’re all fun and satisfying but finding a balance between them is hard work.

How the written word could return to its earliest roots

It wasn’t always this way. And it needn’t always be.