PaulFuriga, our Chief Storyteller and host, is back in the hot seat. In this episode, Paul takes us through his professional journey: his early years working in journalism in Washington D.C., his transition to working in crisis PR for major companies, and the creation ofWordWrite. He also discussesWordWrite’sgrowth over the years, his book, his passions outside of work, and how hefuelshis creativity through his band, The Altered Egos.
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Episode 39: Chapters with Paul: How WordWrite Started
Key Takeaways
- A diverse career path, spanning journalism and public relations, provides invaluable experience in understanding and crafting compelling stories.
- The ability to adapt to evolving media landscapes, including the rise of multimedia journalism, is crucial for success in communication.
- Understanding the nuances of storytelling, both in reporting and editing, is essential for effective crisis communication and building brand narratives.
- Starting a business is often driven by a recognized need, in Paul’s case, helping organizations effectively communicate their stories.
- Maintaining creative outlets, such as music, fosters personal growth and enhances the ability to approach professional challenges with fresh perspectives.
Timestamps
- 01:46Host Introduction
- 03:56Paul’s Capital S Story
- 07:41Being a Reporter Versus Being an Editor
- 09:46Paul’s move to Pittsburgh and Transition to PR
- 14:37Why Paul Started WordWrite16:45 WordWrite’s Services
- 19:57About Paul’s Book,Finding Your Capital S Story
- 21:35How to Connect with WordWrite
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