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Have You Built a Business? Or Do You Just Have a Job?

by | Jan 8, 2023 | Communication and Marketing, Effective Business Communication Skills, Motivation, Patricia Fripp Articles, PR & Publicity, Your Business Success

Even if you do not want to sell your business, if you prepare it so that you could, your current business will improve. I met Mike when he hired me to help him develop a speech to market his services. It worked! This article is from the content of his presentation....

One Secret to a Good Life: Engage Your Brain Before Eating

by | Oct 23, 2022 | Effective Business Communication Skills, Motivation, Patricia Fripp Articles, Public Speaking Skills, Robert Fripp Guitarist: Patricia's Brother

In the Court of the Crimson King In honor of the just released documentary about my brother Robert Fripp and his band, we will revisit an earlier post. Variety says, “In the Court of the Crimson King is really about as good as any rock documentaries get, in capturing...

Success: One Frippicism at a Time – Take Every Crumb They Throw You

by | Jan 5, 2022 | Blog, Business Sales Presentations, Motivation, Patricia Fripp Articles, Public Speaking Skills, Your Business Success

Opportunity does not knock once. It knocks all the time, but we do not always recognize the sound. Early in her career, TV host Joan Lunden received great advice from Barbara Walters. “Take every crumb they throw you, and handle them magnificently.” You never know...

Great Advice from the Rabbi that Robert Fripp Never Forgot

by | Sep 9, 2021 | Effective Business Communication Skills, Motivation, Personal Interest to Patricia, Professional Speaking, Public Speaking Skills, Robert Fripp Guitarist: Patricia's Brother, Speech coaching

My brother Robert Fripp, is an internationally-acclaimed guitarist, founding and ongoing member of King Crimson worked in a hotel dance band while going to college. It may interest you to know that he took the job over from a friend who moved to London. His friend was...