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Paula Rizzo

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  • Journalist, Freelance
  • Instructor, LinkedIn
  • Author, Mango Publishing
  • CEO, Media Consultant & Trainer, Video Producer, List Producer Inc
  • Author, Viva Editions
New York
As seen in: LinkedIn, Hello Monday with Jessi Hempel, Yahoo Life, TIME, CNBC, Entrepreneur, Inc., Audible Blog, MindBodyGreen, Refinery29, Thrive Global and
Emmy Award winning TV Producer, #Author: #ListfulLiving bit.ly/ListfulLiving & #ListfulThinking #MediaTrainer #Speaker @linkedin learning instructor

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Being a Good Literary Citizen

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By Paula Rizzo Verified
| LinkedIn
To be an engaged writer, you need to be a good literary citizen. But what does it actually mean to be a “citizen” of the literary world? It means making relationships, amplifying colleagues, participating in events, and being in dialogue with authors. You’re probably thinking that these things sound great in theory — but how do you actually make them happen? It’s easier than you might think. And it’s essential for fueling your creativity and reaching your professional goals.
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5 Things Never To Say in A Media Interview

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By Paula Rizzo Verified
| LinkedIn
As an author, appearing in the media is a key opportunity to promote your book, share your insights, and connect with your audience. However, there are certain things you should avoid saying in an interview. These no-nos can derail your message or even alienate potential readers and fans. Here are five things to stop saying in interviews (and what to say instead!). 1.
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Analog Hobbies Can Increase Mindfulness

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By Paula Rizzo Verified
| LinkedIn
BONUS FREEBIE: Want even more ways to stay organized, productive and less stressed? CLICK HERE to get access to my List-Making Starter Kit. It will boost your efficiency and get you back to doing more of the things you love. As we all know by now, spending too much time scrolling and looking at a screen can make you feel anxious and distracted.
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