The magic recipe for success isn’t found in a PRCA handbook
My old mucker and ex Borkowski pixie, Paul McEntee, posted something that sparked a reflection on the ever-evolving world of comms. In today’s dynamic realm of hashtagPR and media, the magic recipe for success isn’t found in a PRCA handbook; it’s crafted with equal parts creativity, agility, and a dash of maverick spirit. While taking risks and breaking the rules have always been important, they’ve become even more crucial in the digital age.
Think of your uniqueness as the secret sauce in this recipe. Nurture that point of difference, the essence that makes you stand out in a crowded arena. Embrace your maverick molecule, that bold streak that challenges conventions and forges new paths.
There’s a quote by Norman Mailer that suggests envy when friends succeed, but I propose a different perspective. Instead of feeling diminished by others’ achievements, focus on becoming the best version of yourself.
In a world where change is constant, being agile and creative is your competitive edge. It’s not about imitating but innovating. So, break the mould, take calculated risks, and let your maverick spirit soar. Success in PR and media is about harnessing your unique powers and continually pushing the boundaries.
Remember, it’s not just about surviving; it’s about thriving in a landscape that rewards those who dare to be different.