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Extrovert. Keynote speaker. PRMaven(R). Podcaster. Mom. Connector. Forbes contributor. Talker. Listener. Laughs a lot. Spreads joy.
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How to build confidence in yourself and your employees

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By Nancy Marshall
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Nancy Marshall PHOTO / TIM GREENWAY I still remember standing on the pool deck at Colby College, wondering whether I should even bother trying out for the swim team. I knew I was a strong swimmer, but I also knew I wasn’t the fastest. It would have been easy to tell myself, “I’m just not good enough.” Fortunately, I ignored that little voice. Not only did I make the team, but my teammates and I spent 10 unforgettable days training at the International Swimming Hall of Fame in Fort Lauderdale.
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​How PR Pros Can Build Media Relationships

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By Nancy Marshall
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Nancy Marshall, The PR Maven, has been in PR for 35 years. She talks about growing your audience with media relations & personal branding. These days, people need help—public relations help.
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How to find what brings you joy at work

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By Nancy Marshall
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Nancy Marshall PHOTO / TIM GREENWAY People spend time trying to figure out what they should do with their careers. They take personality assessments, hire coaches and ask mentors for advice. Those are all worthwhile exercises, but a simpler solution is to pay attention to what brings you joy throughout your day. Nancy Marshall PHOTO / TIM GREENWAY I learned that lesson when I was 24. I had my dream job as assistant director of communications at Sugarloaf Mountain.
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