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Thursday: The Reading Glasses Theory of PR
Sometimes you don't need a complete overhaul. Sometimes you just need a tiny adjustment that helps everyone see things a little more clearly.
 • Aly Walansky
Wednesday: The Wednesday hump (productivity lives in the margins)
Will I get any work done today? Time will tell.
 • Aly Walansky
Tuesday: There's a difference between a correction and a preference
One helps a journalist. The other does something very different.
 • Aly Walansky
Monday: Your August strategy needs an August calendar
People are traveling, juggling camp schedules, working from the pool, and taking PTO. That doesn't mean deadlines disappear—it just means we have to…
 • Aly Walansky
Friday: Reviewing my workweek like it's a Yelp page (PS: new job leads and sourcing opps!)
Five stars for the coffee. Two stars for the people who don't follow pitching instructions. Please join me.
 • Aly Walansky
Thursday: Pull up a chair.
Good morning!
 • Aly Walansky
Wednesday: When things are at their stormiest, always remember you have a shower cap.
Sometimes professionalism isn't about looking perfect. It's about showing up anyway.
 • Aly Walansky
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