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Mi say from the year start everything ah conspire

Mi say from the year start everything ah conspire against mi 😭😭😭😂😂😂. Why @bbtophie mek @1kizzydon ah tell mi fi ketch belly!? 😂😂😂

Anyway, love seeing these two together. Thanks fi the big up @direalkiprich. Continue making @1kizzydon HAPPY! Hope yu have the push present money put down 😂

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✨My 2025 RECAP✨ Slide 1 JAN - 2025 started out s

✨My 2025 RECAP✨

Slide 1 JAN - 2025 started out so uncertain and uncomfortable for me spiritually. Though optimistic about some big goals I had set, I couldn’t help but sense a shift. The atmosphere was different and there were subtle signs to justify the hunch too.

Slide 2-3 FEB - Had a cheeky Valentine’s Day (Night) away from the kid 🫢 and rekindled my love for books/reading. Wahala was so good!

Slide 4 - 5 MAR - Restarted my fitness journey and was going well until…

My baby also had his first real sports day and WON his race! 🥇

Slide 6 APR - Planned a mini surprise dinner and celebrated Tophs

Slide 7 - 8 MAY - The ball officially started rolling for my first MAJOR solo project as a PR professional. This was also the month I was asked to leave my 9-5 (this is still so…🫢😂) God was beginning to show me that I could truly do hard things. That termination sent out a signal in the atmosphere. My phone hasn’t stopped ringing since. #Blessed #Sealed

Slide 9 - 11 JUNE - Birthday Birthday!!! God polished the pearl and pushed me into a GROUNDBREAKING season.

Slide 12 - 13 JULY - Started working with an AMAZING team 💞✨ Still learning and growing - worked on my first official PAGE 2 (big deal) lol

Slide 14 AUGUST - WOW

Slide 15 - Not yet released to talk about 4th quarter but GOD IS GOOD.

Cheers to an amazing year, a MARKED year, a year of being HELD by God! ✨

2026 serves as a bridge for me and I will definitely be sharing more as God leads ❤️.

HAPPY NEW YEAR! May you live your year surrendered, submitted, and led by God.

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When a national crisis strikes, whether it’s a nat

When a national crisis strikes, whether it’s a natural disaster, political unrest, or social tragedy, people look to public voices and brands for empathy, leadership, and responsible communication. Unfortunately, many get it wrong.

Here are the top 5 mistakes I’ve seen (and how to avoid them):

1. Staying Silent Too Long
Silence can be interpreted as indifference. Even a simple “We’re aware of what’s happening and our thoughts are with those affected” goes a long way.

2. Posting “Business as Usual” Content
Scheduling posts without adjusting to the tone of the moment can come off as tone-deaf. Always pause your content calendar and reassess what’s appropriate.

3. Making It About Themselves
“This hits close to home because…” is fine but centering the narrative around your own experience instead of the people impacted can seem self-serving. Focus outward.

4. Rushing a Statement Without Sensitivity
Quick responses that lack accuracy or empathy can cause more harm than good. Take time to get your facts right, consult your team, and ensure your tone is human, not corporate.

5. Failing to Back Words with Action
Solidarity posts are easy. But audiences remember who showed up, whether through donations, volunteering, or amplifying credible information.

Pro Tip:
In a crisis, people remember how you made them feel. Lead with empathy, pause to listen, and communicate with intention.

Click the link in my bio to support Jamaica’s Hurricane Melissa relief efforts. 💰

#PublicRelations #CrisisCommunication #BrandReputation #InfluencerTips #PRStrategy

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