Accompany Communication Strategist and Media Producer Jen Lee as she shares the most common questions she asks, and advice she gives to partners and collaborators looking to get their message out. Concise, conversational episodes guide you through the process of identifying and sharing your message in this practical and accessible limited series for creators and communicators.
Don’t miss the step of celebrating and acknowledging the success of getting your message out. Resting and replenishing your creative well are key before repeating the process. Jen encourages listeners to honor themselves by taking the time to care for their well-being and continue sharing their message with the world. Take a pause, reflect on the journey, and find inspiration to fuel future endeavors.
18 Aug 2024
9: The Sharing Part: What no one tells you.
Sharing a message one has worked hard on often comes with feelings of vulnerability. It is important to plan ahead and take care of oneself during the sharing process. Remind yourself of the message's importance and approach sharing with a posture of service. Being seen can be uncomfortable, but there is value in sharing a message you have deemed worthy. Ultimately, sharing is a final expression of belief in your message.
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8: Incorporate partnerships.
Incorporating partnerships is essential for expanding reach and building community in getting your message out. This can involve reaching out to colleagues, influencers, or journalists to share common goals and passions. By collaborating with others, you can access new audiences and share evidence-based information effectively. Partnerships can help bridge the gap between researchers and communicators, ensuring messages are spread widely and accurately. By nurturing ongoing partnerships and exploring new connections, you can amplify the impact of your message and create a stronger network for support.
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7: Create similar elements in batches.
Efficiency matters in communication and content creation. Grouping similar tasks is a great way to streamline workflow and foster creativity. By avoiding constant switching between activities and focusing on one task at a time, you can boost productivity and adapt to your abilities. Batching tasks and cutting unnecessary steps can be advantageous for a solid plan and strategy to effectively convey your message.
18 Aug 2024
6: Make samples. Lots of them.
Creating samples is crucial for experimenting and generating ideas in the creative process. Trying out various ideas and formats, gathering feedback, and sharing samples with potential audiences can lead to valuable insights and improvements. Utilizing different mediums for creating samples allows for flexibility and endless possibilities. Ultimately, creating samples is a fun and essential part of the creative process that drives progress.
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5: Your capacity is a key variable.
Consider your capacity when you’re planning to get a message out. Assess skills, budget, time, and creative energy before deciding on the medium or mode of communication. Using her experience with the Just Between You & Me podcast, Jen highlights the significance of choosing a format that can be sustained without overwhelming other creative endeavors. By prioritizing capacity in the planning process, you can ensure your message is both executable and sustainable in the long run.
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4: Why does it matter?
In this episode, Jen emphasizes the importance of ensuring that your message gets through to your audience. She discusses the significance of prioritizing messages that matter and the potential impact of not delivering the message. Jen shares personal experiences of addressing loneliness and wanting to inspire others. She stresses the need for courage, expression, and truth in sharing messages. Ultimately, the key takeaway is to consider what goes missing if your message doesn't reach its intended audience and to keep that in mind throughout the creative process.
18 Aug 2024
3: Where can your message find them?
Consider where your message can reach your audience, beyond your own biases. People consume information in a variety of ways, from text-based platforms to TikTok. It is crucial to understand how your audience receives information and adapt your communication methods accordingly. Jen encourages creativity in reaching your audience, whether through email, social media, looking to messages around us for inspiration. Ultimately, it is essential to be open-minded and willing to rethink your communication methods to effectively reach your ideal audience.
18 Aug 2024
2: Who do you want to hear it?
It’s important (though not always easy) to pinpoint a specific audience for your message. Refining your target from a vast "world" to distinct individuals or groups who would gain the most from what you have to say is critical. Jen shares practical examples and personal anecdotes to demonstrate how honing in on a particular audience can elevate your communication. She underscores the value of customizing your message to meet the audience's needs and comprehension, taking into account language and terminology. Concentrating on a smaller, more well-defined group helps convey your message powerfully and meaningfully.
17 Aug 2024
1: What is it you have to say?
Host Jen Lee (Communication Strategist and Media Producer) explores the importance of recognizing and sharing the unique stories and wisdom we carry within us. She emphasizes the value of engaging in generative conversations to uncover hidden insights and perspectives. Through examples like Jennifer Lopez's most recent filmmaking journey, Jen encourages listeners to acknowledge the worthiness of their ideas and messages. By asking ourselves "What is it that I have to say?" and affirming the value of our voices, we can begin to filter and prioritize our creative endeavors. Ultimately, the key is to embrace vulnerability and confidently declare that our message is worthy of being shared with the world.
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