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I worked with a guy, who was with SKY news for 18 years, and we did a great transition for him into coaching. We discussed his strengths and weaknesses. We looked into what his passion was and created a purpose for it. I would want to work with you on who you want to serve and why. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.
Shawn Huber
As a television anchor, you would have reached people – I imagine – partly through "stage presence", personal charisma, presentation and delivery. Some of those personal qualities and skills may be lost online, where text and static images dominate.
However, many online platforms lead to in-person, offline interactions. The reverse is also true, since many projects depend on offline evangelists to funnel visitors to the website.
Video or voiceover might also be an option.
This isn't to say, of course, that your only talents are those I've mentioned. But they're certainly among your talents; so why not find a way to incorporate them?
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