Mary Poppins Messaging and Practically Perfect Perceptions

By keeping your intended messaging personal, humble and professional when it comes to the perception elements, it will not make your message clear to everyone, but you will have a better chance to engage that many more with a greater understanding. All too often, many of us are focused on our intention but we miss the mark when it comes to the perception of that messaging. It is not about creating a narrative that everyone will understand, because that is impossible. Still, to adjust a narrative to consider the comparative, competitive, compliant, connotation as well as the over saturated, and over used words, we can dial in something that can reach more. —Loren Weisman