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Communication is the foil to being a fool. It gets us out of sticky situations. establishes one’s career. And it furthers our personal lives. Therefore, it’s a wonderful skill to continue to hone as it’s ever evolving in all aspects of our culture. Use this springtime to start communicating more efficiently. It could alter the course of the rest of your 2024. Learn from Mass Appeal Magazine’s multi-faceted contributors this April.   

Foolish Fun 

For those trying to find their voice, ‘Noise’ may help. Fulvia Orlando chronicles her singing career. Orlando details the importance of focusing one’s uniqueness. All are covered, from practicing courage to remembering why you’re there. Sing for yourself first, then others. 

Keep up the fun with April’s ‘Fuse.’ Contributor Jasmine Peterson covers slang terms. Peterson details the history of various terms we use today. Slang is so much more meaningful than we give it credit for. There is a clear link between slang and social dynamism. Even the word “cool” is much cooler than we realize. 

Humor yourself with your phone screen. ‘Social Networth’ is here to help readers find their funny voice online. Jennifer Pallian contributes to this April piece. As a food blogger, Pallian knows the power of jokes when trying to get a message across to her following. Whether it’s little quips or elaborate, videos find some fun in the foolishness.  

The fun doesn’t end! Get the wedding speech just right in ‘Body Talk.’ Licensed clinical psychologist Julie Elrod is this month’s voice. A crucial form of non-verbal communication, body language, is examined here. Show off your wedding speech skills to avoid looking like a fool. And don’t forget to stand tall. After all, wedding season is just around the corner. 

Communication Works It All Out 

Public relations professionals are expert communicators. ‘Buzz’ takes readers through the ins and outs of the industry. Roland Alonzi takes the reins this April. Alonzi shows readers the power of a good PR party. He offers tips on throwing just the right soiree for a client. An organized launch could make or break a client’s potential. Spring into action. Be mindful of the guest list. And remember the importance of fun. 

Lastly, for those trying desperately to get a job interview, read ‘Paper.’ Amy Feind Reeves gives us insight into the mechanics and art of cover letter writing. It is a form of communication that can make or break an employer’s interest in you. Reeves leads us step-by-step. Set the tone, establish a connection, and get the job.  

Reach your full potential with Mass Appeal Magazine. Read the full pieces in the April 2024 issue.