I'm excited to announce that I'll be presenting at #EDU21 on Intersections—a Cross-Cultural Conversation. We need to build our knowledge, awareness, and understanding of others to work with and lead others effectively. . To join me, visit https://t.co/P4FxlZMe0g.

I hope you will take a few minutes to read this. It's beautiful. Condolences to @ejmontini. Thank you for writing it.

Online and in today's paper: "Exiting University of Richmond (@urichmond) president Ronald Crutcher (@racrutcher) speaks on race, renaming and the future of higher ed" https://t.co/g8WXFX2faf via @rtdnews, @EricKolenich

Never thought about agents worrying about rejection. Good insight from @rayhanesanders during @VABookFest

I'm thinking about my literary citizenship that @cmaum is discussing as part of @VABookFest. Perhaps this counts. Always enjoy going to book signings, hearing the author, and buying the book.

Great #MasterClass this morning with .@MMFinck. Thanks to @JamesRvrWriters for arranging. I'm overwhelmed, inspired, determined!

My @URichmond colleague @SunniBBrown is presenting today to the Virtual Education Communicators Boot Camp 2 | PWorld. She's talking about "Maximizing Digital Platforms for Media Relations." She knows her stuff!

Congrats @Keith_McIntosh! Your #Spider family (@urichmond) is proud of you.

I was stalled in my #nanowrimo2020 efforts this am. Then I got an email from @RobBiesenbach, who suggested that to be a better storyteller one needs to think like a filmmaker. His advice was spot on and I can't wait for tomorrow's writing session. #sinC50k

Read the pep talk by @rainbowrowell from a few years ago. Just what I needed to read as I continue my #NaNoWriMo2020 adventure. Heard @Rainbowrowell speak at the #NFPW conference in Iowa after the publication of her first book. Reading those notes, too. Thanks for inspiring!

Great tips in this Ragan Communications piece about productivity. The one about building pyramids resonated with me, which works for me rather than starting with my most important assignment. I need a bit of a warm-up before I dive into a big assignment.

Was thrilled to be able to hear from author Karen Catlin (@betterallies) today as part of a conversation about her book Better Allies, which we're reading @urichmond. Thanks @Keith_McIntosh for making this happen.

Two of my fav media relations experts are sharing how to get more positive coverage. Thank you @michaelsmartpr and Shonali Burke (@shonali). Check out the free #earnedmediamastery virtual summit!

I try to take advantage of free offerings. #EarnedMediaMastery has a great FREE lineup for the next 48 hours for my fellow communicators. Just finished the one on trends & best practices. Thanks @Frank_Strong, Ned Lundquist

Richmond bookstores battle coronavirus and Amazon. I'm always impressed with how much care these booksellers give to authors. They go out of their way to promote authors with unique events.

This is one of my favorite projects. Partnership with state newspaper lets readers give learning the old college try.

Congrats to @MercuryVirginia and @rczullo, editor of the Virginia Mercury on its 2-year anniversary and its thorough reporting and story-telling.

Great presentation from @LisaArledge of @MediaSourceTV about media relations in today's environment. It was sponsored by Agility PR Solutions and the sales pitch was minimal. My team is doing what it should. Also generated some good ideas for us to try. Thank you!

This was an uplifting presentation at #PRSAICON, and it's uplifting today: https://t.co/gjPLA3c5so. Thanks Amy Jacques for the story and to Rick Schwartz @ZooKeeperRick and Debra Erickson for their work with @sandiegozoo.

Time management is a choice @lvanderkam explains in this @washingtonpost piece https://t.co/wCBDDg33aC. I choose to read, which is why I don't accomplish near as much as I think I should on the weekends.