Ms Moneypennies giving confidence in a world full of financial jargon
Ms Moneypennies giving confidence in a world full of financial jargon

Fiona Alston

This fish & chips burger was made for long weekends
This fish & chips burger was made for long weekends

Meg Walker

‘I wondered would I ever get my strength back’: Loretta Kennedy on recovery after a brain tumour
‘I wondered would I ever get my strength back’: Loretta Kennedy on recovery after a...

Jennifer McShane

April Guide: 14 of the best events happening this month
April Guide: 14 of the best events happening this month

Sarah Gill

April 2026: The best of streaming, TV and cinema this month
April 2026: The best of streaming, TV and cinema this month

Edaein OConnell

Three exceptional stays less than two hours from Dublin
Three exceptional stays less than two hours from Dublin

Dominique McMullan

Seven of the best restaurants in Galway
Seven of the best restaurants in Galway

Edaein OConnell

Meet the Galway craftsman capturing seaside finds in cast concrete
Meet the Galway craftsman capturing seaside finds in cast concrete

Michelle Hanley

Erris Burke: A week in my wardrobe
Erris Burke: A week in my wardrobe

Sarah Finnan

Join us for The Confidence Gap: Turning Insight into Impact
Join us for The Confidence Gap: Turning Insight into Impact

Shayna Healy

Image / Editorial

Networking Breakfast Speaker Terry Prone On Advice That Changed Her Life


By Lauren Heskin
12th Oct 2015
Networking Breakfast Speaker Terry Prone On Advice That Changed Her Life

Terry Prone is one of Ireland’s most recognised names in business, media and communications. A best-selling author, she is a leading advisor on reputation management and crisis handling. Terry is a fluent communicator and a favourite at IMAGE Networking Breakfasts; she motivates and inspires by fusing experience and expertise with jargon-free clarity.

Suzie Coen recently sat down with Terry to find out the advice that has helped to shape her as a businesswoman and a human being. Here is here response:

?Picture this. An RT? radio producer says, ?I really love working with you? to a chubby, pimpled 16-year- old presenter, who promptly turns fire brigade red and, as he explained why he’d said what he said, tried to wave him into silence. ?No, this is important,? he says. ?We’re lousy at telling people how good they are, even when we get how good they are. I’m going to give you a piece of advice.

?We’re lousy at telling people how good they are, even when we get how good they are.”

Any time you really like or admire or love someone, tell them and give them the evidence. Life’s short. You might not get another chance.? The producer was Howard Kinlay and while he died young, Kinlay House in Dame Street is named after him. The presenter was me, and from that day on, I obeyed his advice like a Holy Writ, discovering in the process that people are very willing to administer criticism, but are miserably ungenerous with praise.”

 

Get Your Networking Breakfast Tickets Here!

NB Sales Button Oct 2015

Terry will be talking at our Networking Breakfast?this Friday October 16th, along with Lynda McQuaid, Director of Content at TV3, and Vicki O’Toole, MD at JJ O’Toole, about their?experiences with gender bias in business and who,?through their smarts, acumen and abilities broke with the bias to carve significant careers.

The Breakfast kicks off at at 7.30am until 10am at the Marker and as well as listening to some truly inspirational speakers there will be some amazing prizes to be won including an overnight stay at?Longueville House, Mallow, Co. Cork courtesy of Ireland’s Blue Book and a?Samsung Galaxy S6 edge smartphone PLUS a luxury gift bag including treats from?Nuxe, Brooke & Shoals, Naked coconut water, Green & Blacks chocolate and No7.

Start your weekend out right with one of the most exciting Networking Breakfast line-ups ever!

NB Logo Squaare