Public Perception

As a former editor of The Sun, and the late Queen’s first communications secretary, David Yelland and Simon Lewis used to be on opposing sides of a Royal PR disaster – David working to expose a story that Simon was trying to control. In this special episode, they bring everything they know about how Palace PR works to shed some light on the events surrounding Kate Middleton’s absence and the controversy surrounding her Mother’s Day family photo.

What’s really going on behind the scenes? And does a failure to master 21st century communications pose a genuine, real danger to the Royal Family’s survival?

Producer: Eve Streeter Editor: Sarah Teasdale Executive Producer: William Miller Assistant Producer: Sophie Smith Music by Eclectic Sounds A Raconteur production for BBC Radio 4

In this eye-opening episode of "Get Yo Ass Up" with Tony 'The Closer' Robinson, we delve deep into the world of music industry controversies and the power of influence. We dissect the recent clash between Nicki Minaj and DJ Envy, examining the effects of industry politics on artists' careers. We also take a closer look at Nicki's latest album, 'Pink Friday 2', and explore the aftermath of her appearance on Kai Cenat's Twitch stream. Join us as we unravel the complexities of artistic expression, public perception, and navigating criticism in the digital age. Plus, don't miss our special segment on the TCTV $29 bundle, your essential guide to real estate, marketing, and personal branding success.

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In this eye-opening episode of "Get Yo Ass Up" with Tony 'The Closer' Robinson, we delve deep into the world of music industry controversies and the power of influence. We dissect the recent clash between Nicki Minaj and DJ Envy, examining the effects of industry politics on artists' careers. We also take a closer look at Nicki's latest album, 'Pink Friday 2', and explore the aftermath of her appearance on Kai Cenat's Twitch stream. Join us as we unravel the complexities of artistic expression, public perception, and navigating criticism in the digital age. Plus, don't miss our special segment on the TCTV $29 bundle, your essential guide to real estate, marketing, and personal branding success.

Get TCTV now for only $29 www.tonythecloser.com

For decades, common political wisdom has held that Americans vote based on their satisfaction with the economy. But even as the US economy booms, with persistently low unemployment and wage growth outpacing inflation, President Joe Biden’s approval rating continues reaching record lows. The FT’s Rana Foroohar and James Politi join this week’s Swamp Notes to explain why. 

Mentioned in this podcast:

What if it’s not the economy, stupid?

Why Biden gets little credit for a strong US economy

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Swamp Notes is produced by Jake Harper, Sonja Hutson, Lauren Fedor, Marc Filippino and Ethan Plotkin. Topher Forhecz is the FT’s executive producer. The FT’s global head of audio is Cheryl Brumley.

Read a transcript of this episode on FT.com

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Tired of being misunderstood all the time?

Are you looking for ways to stop living up to other people's expectations?

Then this podcast is for you. 

Today, Jay Shetty welcomes world-ranking professional tennis player Nick Kyrgios. Nick burst onto the pro tennis scene in 2012 after a prolific junior tennis career. Since his start he has captivated fans with a larger than life personality, passion for the game, and unpredictability. Kyrgios has won 7 singles titles and 4 doubles titles in his career, but 2022 marked the first time Kyrgios displayed his dominance making it to his first Grand Slam Final, winning 3 singles titles, and 3 doubles titles. He also reached the Quarter Finals of the 2022 US Open beating then-ranked No. 1 Daniil Medvedev and is one of the few players on Tour who have beaten the Big Three (Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal) at least once. 

In this conversation, Nick opens up about how his strong personality online has sparked hate and negativity - how misunderstood his persona is and how different he is with friends and family.

Nick also briefly talks about dark times, dealing with depression and addiction and turning the most difficult phase of his life into a pivotal moment to have the best year of his life when he reached the Wimbledon final. He also talks about looking at life beyond tennis and what awaits him in the future.

In this episode, you will learn:

• How to accept your flaws
• How to overcome fear and anger
• How to turn your life around
• How to deal with negativity
• How to become your best self

A truly inspiring story begins with a challenge and ends with a triumph, and Nick has just proven to us that success isn't elusive when you dream big and work hard for it. 

With Love and Gratitude,

Jay Shetty

What We Discuss:

• 00:00 Intro
• 00:54 Enjoying Some Time Off
• 02:00 Nick Used to Hate Playing Tennis
• 03:35 Misbranded by the Media
• 06:00 The Effects of Promoting Negative Content
• 08:25 Dealing with Mental Health in Silence
• 10:49 Getting Out of the Darkest Moments
• 15:08 How Hard Work Led to Wimbledon
• 17:04 People Only See the Anger
• 19:23 People Will Always Have Something to Say
• 22:56 Being Okay with Leaving the Game Behind
• 24:52 Nick Talks About His Injury
• 25:46 Would You Spend Time with Your Haters?
• 28:25 Playing the Character of a Villain
• 29:55 The Best Crowd to Play For
• 33:32 Who is the Nice Guy Nick?
• 34:59 Tennis Is A White Privileged Sport!
• 38:34 How Media Can Negatively Affect Your Mental Health
• 44:26 How Strong Boundaries Make Relationships Work
• 49:36 An Old Conversation with Drake
• 51:50 Happiness is Spending Time with Family
• 54:44 The Many Breakdowns that People Do Not Know
• 59:14 What’s Keeping You Busy These Days?
• 01:00:30 The Best Places to Visit
• 01:02:00 Regrets of Losing a Loved One
• 01:06:44 Learning How to Bounce Back Right Away
• 01:07:58 The Hardest Lesson You Had to Learn
• 01:12:05 How Stress Can Affect How You React to People
• 01:16:24 Why Would You Break a Racket?
• 01:19:14 Routine Consistency is Hard Work
• 01:21:15 The Struggle of Letting People Down
• 01:24:13 Nick on Final Five

Episode Resources:

• Nick Kyrgios | Website
• Nick Kyrgios | X
• Nick Kyrgios | Instagram
• Nick Kyrgios | Facebook

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It's debate night, second time round in California on Wednesday night. Trump is MIA, again - instead going to fight for blue collar workers by going to Michigan.

Emily and Jon will be back in your feeds on Thursday morning digesting all this - see you then!

Mike reminds us that “Responsibility to the Community” is not just a slogan on a squad car door in this episode, where he and Jim talk about the necessity of keeping the public informed in a manner that is both helpful to the public and not harmful to ongoing investigations. ”Public Affairs” is more than just a job title, and requires keeping in mind the emotions that surround complex situations.
 
In a job where having to come to terms with the possibility of inflicting lawful violence, it can be easy to lose sight of the fact that most normal people haven’t had those conversations with themselves. Avoiding dehumanizing statements or flippant “FAFO” statements is crucial to effective community relations. In this episode, Jim and Mike discuss the balance between keeping the public informed and protecting information that actually needs protecting for civil or criminal reasons.

Links: 
The Elements of Style By William Strunk Jr and E.B. White - https://amzn.to/3rnuWkg

The Five Languages of Apology by Gary Chapman and Jennifer M Thomas - https://amzn.to/3NLqrY1

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With the public's view of government and parliament at new lows after the pandemic, what can be done to increase belief in politics? Dr Hannah White, director of the Institute for Government, speaks to Zoë Grünewald about her new book Held in Contempt, What’s Wrong with the House of Commons. They discuss how trust was damaged so severely under Boris Johnson, and whether Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer are doing enough to restore faith in institutions.

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Caring what people think is important as you build a business. And building your reputation is what Lida Citroën does best.

Lida Citroën is an award-winning branding and reputation management authority who designs and enhances the identities of executives, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders globally. As CEO and founder of LIDA360, LLC, Lida is sought-after for her knowledge of personal brand development, reputation management, leadership communication, and online positioning.

Lida's popular TEDx Talk, Talks at Google presentation, and multiple courses on LinkedIn Learning showcase her empowering delivery style and message. She regularly presents business workshops on reputation management, personal branding, executive presence, leadership communication, and using social media to self-promote, helping employees and leaders build a personal brand that supports the business. She also works to support military veterans as they make the transition from a military to a civilian career.

Lida is the author of 5 best-selling books on reputation management including her latest "Control the Narrative: The Executive's Guide to Building, Pivoting and Repairing Your Reputation," published in May 2021 from Kogan Page.

Why should you care about your reputation?

You have a personal brand. Even if you’re just now launching your business, you are already known for acting, interacting and dressing a certain way. How you treat people, how you present yourself and how you run your business has a deep impact on how others perceive you! Those perceptions affect whether people want to work with you in the future.

What can you do about it?

When you intend to have a big impact, your reputation gets bigger and the stakes get higher. Lida Citroën coaches entrepreneurs on how to build, reclaim or transform the way people perceive them. 

In this episode, Lida discusses accountability, public perception, and why your reputation can be the foundation for a strong and enduring business.

Quotes

“Everyone has a brand - by design or by default. You’re known for certain things - how you’ve been living your life and showing up. You’ve formed some type of reputation in the minds of people who interact with you. What I do is to help people take control of that, authentically.”

“One thing I help my clients do is separate reputation from fact. It’s hard when you’re being dragged. Separate what happened from what you feel about what happened. What are the short and long term implications? Has it actually damaged your career? I also help them decide who their audience is.”

“We have to know that someone’s perception of us is going to drive them to want to work with us…or not.”

“If people don’t see you and perceive you in the way that you want, you’re going to miss out on opportunities.”

Links mentioned in this episode:

You can navigate to Lida Citroën’s website here: www.lida360.com 

Watch Lida’s TedTalk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BloWnsJCRw 

Subscribe to Lida’s Youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/c/LidaCitroen

Lida is very active on LinkedIn. Send her a connection request at https://www.linkedin.com/in/lida360/ 

Follow Lida on Twitter at https://twitter.com/LIDA360

Find Lida on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/LIDAthreesixty

Purchase Lida’s books and enter your info to receive your FREE Elevator Pitch Download here: https://www.lida360.com/store/ 

Any time a handful of white supremacists gather together, the media rushes to the scene. If I didn't know any better I might begin to suspect that the media is trying to purposefully embolden and legitimize white supremacy so they can use it to discredit the Right.

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