Author: Kevin D. Hendricks

Businesses vastly underestimate the power of steady communication. People want to know you’re still there. Here are four quick tips for how to do it.

What did you learn in school? More importantly: What did you not learn in school that you wish you did?

“We have an ‘anything seems possible’ kind of attitude. We’re so grateful. We have so much privilege and resource that it’s like why not? Why not have fun and share and participate?”

In the book Love Leadership, John Hope Bryant talks about a different way of approaching business: “There are much better ways of selling than selling.”

“I knew the trails existed, but I really didn’t know how to utilize them. So I feel very empowered now!”

Any organization can benefit from shorter, more effective writing, whether it’s communication for the public or internal emails.

Four years ago this week we launched our hyper-local news site, West St. Paul Reader, with a recap of the previous night’s City Council meeting.

Exploring the value of showing up in any community you’re trying to be a part of.

Covering a school’s aquarium club in a way that invests in the community and gives opportunity.

Good communication should share your story. Here’s how to share someone else’s story while still sharing your story.