Communications Professional with a background in TV News, Media Sales, Broadcasting Production and Management and Digital Content Development.

"Use your words," spoken in a toddler-addressing voice, may be the most formative phrase in my existence. It also gets a good laugh when said to a newborn, a dog, or an incoherent person who, for whatever reason, isn't communicating very well. For me, it wasn't just a thing like, eat your vegetables or tie your shoes... or don't hit your brother. I always ignored that last one anyway. "Use your words" sort of became my mantra. And it helped me with my personal mission (caution: this is...

"Use your words," spoken in a toddler-addressing voice, may be the most formative phrase in my existence. It also gets a good laugh when said to a newborn, a dog, or an incoherent person who, for whatever reason, isn't communicating very well. For me, it wasn't just a thing like, eat your vegetables or tie your shoes... or don't hit your brother. I always ignored that last one anyway. "Use your words" sort of became my mantra. And it helped me with my personal mission (caution: this is getting deep, but only for a sec.) Should you believe, as I do, that the only thing that really matters in this life is what we mean to each other, words become an incredibly powerful resource. If I can help with yours, I'd be delighted.