Say it louder for those in the back! If I had a nickle for every person who asked me to make something go "viral" over the years I'd be very rich. I will also say that I think consistency helps make it more likely you will go viral. When I took the photo of the East Wing last Fall, I think part of the reason it did go viral is because I already had a network of people I had built up who trusted and knew me.
This “ A single viral moment may bring attention, but repeated clarity builds credibility. Over time, those repetitions create familiarity — and familiarity earns permission. Permission to be heard. Permission to influence. Permission to lead.” 🔥✊
Say it louder for those in the back! If I had a nickle for every person who asked me to make something go "viral" over the years I'd be very rich. I will also say that I think consistency helps make it more likely you will go viral. When I took the photo of the East Wing last Fall, I think part of the reason it did go viral is because I already had a network of people I had built up who trusted and knew me.
That’s exactly why that photo went viral - because you were a trusted source!
This “ A single viral moment may bring attention, but repeated clarity builds credibility. Over time, those repetitions create familiarity — and familiarity earns permission. Permission to be heard. Permission to influence. Permission to lead.” 🔥✊