Landing the Big One: The Story Behind SUCCESS Profiles

Posted by Lisa Ocker | Posted in SUCCESS | Posted on 28-01-2011 | Print This Post |
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by Lisa Ocker So much in life hinges on these things: relationship-building, persistence and resourcefulness. Paul Scott Adamo, SUCCESS talent executive, knows this very well. Since the early issues following SUCCESS magazine’s re-launch in 2008, Paul has helped book interviews with celebrities, prominent businesspeople, entrepreneurs and sports figures. Based in New York, Paul has more than 10 years’ experience as a producer, talent executive and casting director for television, radio and print. Increasingly, publicists come to Paul with requests for SUCCESS stories on their clients. But more often, it takes months or years of Paul’s persistent follow-ups to land the interview. But there’s more to Paul’s job than following up; he looks for opportunities—such as new movies, books,...

The Stuff of Legends: What sports greats are truly made of

Posted by Lisa Ocker | Posted in Editor in Chief, Relationships, SUCCESS Magazine | Posted on 21-07-2010 | Print This Post |
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As I sit down to write, I imagine our contributing editor Don Yaeger on assignment: Deep in South Louisiana, he’s swatting mosquitoes in the swelter of this July afternoon. He’s sweating. Every once in a while, he has to stomp a foot to keep a fire ant from climbing up his sock. And he’s loving every minute. Post from: SUCCESS magazine Blog People who read this also read...You are part of our family. Ever wonder what it takes to get SUCCESS magazine into your hands each month?...Let’s talk money. [caption id="attachment_2532" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Milun Tesovic and Sandra Bienkowski (Photo by Julie Denesha)"][/caption]...Assaraf: Every Winner Has a Coach… Do You? Have you ever noticed the incredible influence that a coach has upon the performance...

Working for the Hometown Paper: Lessons in Accountability and What Really Matters

Posted by Lisa Ocker | Posted in Editor in Chief, SUCCESS Magazine, Training | Posted on 25-06-2010 | Print This Post |
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I remember Walter Cronkite saying the best training you could get as a reporter was at your hometown paper, where you better spell your neighbors’ names right or risk getting punched in the nose. I started my journalism career 28 years ago at my hometown paper, The Baytown Sun, on the upper Gulf Coast of Texas. Post from: SUCCESS magazine Blog People who read this also read...Hardy: It’s Not What You Say That Matters When it comes to influencing others, recruiting, selling or motivating people to take...In a Word—WOW! Lessons, Laughs and Key Takeaways from This Weekend’s SUCCESS Symposium What a sensational event! More than 2,000 people came from all over the world-20...You are part of our family. Ever wonder what it takes to get SUCCESS magazine into your hands each month?...