Great television feeds our innate senses. It helps us make sense of our world and the people in it, but it also reminds us that we are part of a larger community and drives us to cultivate connections with the rest of the world as well.
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New media offers a multitude of ways to engage with like-minded viewers, spurring conversations and forging connections between those who might not have had the chance to meet, or even speak, otherwise. Follow along as I recap some of the greatest love stories that occurred as the result of new age entertainment.
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Decision-making skills are a leader’s bloodline. It’s estimated that the average person makes around 35,000 decisions every single day. That’s 35,000 opportunities to make choices that could either have a positive or negative impact on your day, week, month, or year. Now, imagine how much more weight decisions hold when you’re making them for yourself and an entire company. Leaders can’t be paralyzed by decisions, or else there would be no forward momentum.
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It’s imperative that those of us working in the media industry gain an insightful perception of who we are, not just as employees or bosses, but as human beings. Knowing what makes us laugh, cry, shake, or scream helps us to understand what might make others do the same. Allowing ourselves to fully experience our own lives makes us better judges of what will resonate with viewers in theirs.
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I don’t view myself as a media producer—I think of myself as a success cultivator. Here’s the difference.
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