While Jonathan Potts liked his job as a reporter at the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, he never felt that it was his "calling" like some of his colleagues felt. But one thing remained certain: he enjoyed writing.

From a career in journalism to the VP of Marketing and PR at Robert Morris University, Jonathan Potts has made strategic moves to advance his career, goals, and interests. By leveraging his unique ability to write well and to write well under pressure, Jonathan has excelled through his career in PR and Marketing in higher education institutions such as Carnegie Mellon University and Robert Morris University.

In this episode, Jonathan tells us how he knew it was time to make changes in his career and why writing is one of the most important skills you can possess. Jonathan debunks a millennial myth about attitude and explains why he wished he had a more positive attitude early on in his career. We also get to learn about why it's important to "speak truth to power" in your organization.