Worrying about the future. Some say emotionally intelligent people don’t do that. Worrying about the future means living in denial about the fundamentally uncertain nature of life. And emotionally intelligent people don’t do denial. Here is my takeaway from an article by Nick Wignall published on Medium.com.
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Besides knowing where you go and what you do in a crisis situation, speaking with one voice is of utmost importance. The alignment of your organisation may become a key to keeping its reputation, saving its brand and securing its business.
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Communications is nothing if not trusted. Winning trust is a tall order. A few years ago, most of us were immersed entirely in coping with the new tools and techs. While this phase is surely far from over, we are coming closer to admitting that communications is more than its tools.
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This is about my very personal journey: what brought me to communications, through experience, shifts and turns, from earlier years up until recently. Comms doesn’t tolerate a standstill. Transformation, change, innovation are the only constant. And you go all out and run for dear life just to keep up with it.
We shift away from the TV, away from manipulation—either commercial or ideological. And we will have less and less tolerance to manipulation in any new media outlets with ambitions to replace the current mainstream media. My take on reputation as a decisive criterion for what survives and what will die in the future professional content production.
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