Of course, a new year prompts reflection from 2025 and intentions for 2026 (not a fan of the word “resolutions”). The reflection that’s my big take-away from 2025 is to proudly confess that “I don’t have all the answers.”
‘Tis the season for graduations, new jobs and life transitions. It’s also the season for my annual updated “20 lessons” list. (It’s also when I like to dust off this old photo above of me sitting at my first desk at my first job on Capitol Hill). A number of years ago, I started a…
Read MoreThe work of journalists has always intrigued me. I went to college thinking I’d be one. Even after I decided to get my degree in PR, my senior project focused on journalistic ethics and the first amendment. Working with words and telling stories as a career had been on my radar since grade school. As…
Read MoreMilestones call for reflection. When I left a job with people and work I loved back in 2019, I knew I wasn’t ready for retirement. I had the luxury of spending a little time to reflect on what’s next and how to re-package my passions and skill set for the next chapter. Ironically, COVID was…
Read MoreToday is National Grammar Day. This observance gives us a chance to make good grammar relevant again. I’m not sure who should be in charge of this movement, so I’m stepping up to lead the parade. For some people, writing is just a way to communicate. For me, it’s more of a passion for how words fit…
Read MoreI’m just a nerd when it comes to understanding how the sausage is made in our government. One thing I particularly enjoy is connecting the dots between policy and politics (two completely different things, in my opinion) in state government so that clients can develop the messaging and advocacy plans that best suit their goals.…
Read MoreBy Reba Hull Campbell As a self proclaimed “policy nerd,” I was excited to receive “The Concise Guide to SC State Government” by Vincent Sheheen as a Christmas gift. If I judged the book by its cover, I would almost guess it’s a textbook (and the author has noted in interviews that he hopes it…
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