Picnic Blog by Andrew Kasparas

Build your life quality

Build your life quality

Communication builds trust and is a part of the reputation formula. If you know how to react to what others say (touch with yourself), if you know what to say...
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Action first

Action first

Public relations creates relations by managing the action, tongue and shape. Action is about what you do, tongue is about what you say and shape is about how you look....
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Ad pollutes the environment

Ad pollutes the environment

I know that I can provoke anger with this post, but I need to write this: the significant amount of ad is unnecessary. The ad is a waste of time,...
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We clean the data ocean

We clean the data ocean

Unfortunately, the 38th President of 🇺🇸 Gerald Ford lived before social media appeared in our world. Today we have enormous capabilities to communicate to the whole world right at our...
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Hear the people

Hear the people

Hearing is an essential skill a public relations professional should have. There are many techniques to teach you how to speak well, but this is only a part of the...
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Music is a universal language

Music is a universal language

I believe that each of you noticed that music creates mood even we do not understand the words or even hate the sound that we hear. Music can speak in...
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It is worth to create trust

It is worth to create trust

Ads are creating wishes through constant provocation, and the main goal they have is in your wallet. It is a never-ending irritant, that is why you always feel uncomfortable while...
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Anyone needs communication

Anyone needs communication

I like this phrase because it was said not by a communicator but by an 🇺🇸 ice-hockey coach Bob Johnson. And I remember this when I meet sceptics with words...
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Agree first, argue second

Agree first, argue second

When arguing, always remember two important things: you need to listen to your partner and always find at least one thing to agree. If you listen carefully, you'll find it....
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Never hate the audience

Never hate the audience

Never hate the audience. It will come up through wording, gestures or mimicry. If you can't stop hating better, refuse to speak to it. But the professional speaker dives deep...
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Lets talk

Lets talk

It would be interesting to hear what Charles Dickens would say being alive in our days, but I believe that the essence of his words do not change no matter...
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I didn't say that

I didn't say that

Public relations is a profession of hearings, explanations & links. Speaking the same language means not how clever you are but how well you can explain your knowledge to the...
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