CJH Communications

08/17/2026

"All you have to do is write one true sentence. Write the truest sentence that you know."
These words from my favorite book by Ernest Hemingway have guided me my whole career as a writer, editor, and storyteller. They also apply to teaching yoga, and to songwriting.

I’m honored to lead yoga class this Friday as part of Summer of Sound In the Round—an intimate live music experience.
Hear the songs up close. Feel the vibration of the instruments in the room. Listen to the stories, inspiration, and moments that live between the notes.

Join us at Moksha YEA studio for a Friday night experience
you won’t forget. https://app.arketa.co/mokshayea/checkout/Qc84lPhBi2LbGv5EZfhc

07/22/2026

“Heinous” and “a purgatory."
That's how the job market is being described these days.
Sadly, we’re a far cry from the post-COVID rebound of 2022, when companies were scrambling to hire and job seekers were in the catbird seat. These days the brutal, AI-driven job search is leaving people exhausted and in despair.

Here's where you can make the biggest impact:
📄 Your Resume: Focus on results, not responsibilities. Quantify your achievements whenever possible.
💼 Your LinkedIn: Go beyond your resume. Showcase your expertise, accomplishments, and thought leadership.
🎤 Your Interview: Don't just answer questions—tell stories that demonstrate how you've solved problems and delivered results.

Remember: Employers aren't hiring resumes. They're hiring people who can solve their challenges.

If you're ready to strengthen your professional brand, I can help with:
✔️ Resume optimization
✔️ LinkedIn profile enhancement
✔️ Interview coaching
✔️ Job search strategy

Let's talk: https://lnkd.in/eSwcN9WV

06/19/2026

Nothing better than a belated book publishing celebration with William Schutt!

One year ago, we first met to discuss editing and collaboration. In late November he published "Don't Hire Stupid People, They Are Too Much Work." Since then, Bill has been featured in local media and on podcasts, and has shared his wit and business insights with college business students and the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce. With busy work schedules, our planned ch*****ne sabering happened to land on the perfect breezy summer night. With John Hall and Laurie Schutt.

06/10/2026

One of my fav teachers and creators: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1KXhR9aEto/

“Everything in life is somewhere else, and you get there in a car,” observed E.B. White. And that’s why there’s Uber.

05/27/2026

Recent college grads, business owners, and startups, Doylestown author William Schutt, founder, mentor, and local philanthropist will be sharing wisdom, wit, and war stories Tuesday, June 2 with the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce.

Join us for Power Hour and light lunch. You don't have to be a member to attend. To register: https://cca.centralbuckschamber.com/EvtListing.aspx?dbid2=PACBUC&evtid=22193&class=E

05/24/2026

In addition to my writing projects for clients, I've been doing some deep work these past two years. Studying the ancient practice of yoga, reading, practicing, listening deeply to myself, my teachers, my peers, teaching a class every Wednesday. Big learning that is ever-evolving. Next month, I'll finish my 300-hour yoga teacher training, earning my RYT300. My class is building something creative and amazing as our final project. Can't wait to share more!

05/11/2026

Are you starting a business, or looking to drive growth?

You're going to want to hear what William "Bill" Schutt has to say. He's sharing tips and war stories based on his lifetime experience running a multi-million-dollar international company. I had the pleasure of editing his new book--"Don't Hire Stupid People, They Are Too Much Work"--which offers a detailed roadmap of guidance, strategies, and perhaps most important, what hazards to avoid. Bill is also a seasoned mentor, local philanthropist, saxophone player, artist, and engineering-industry leader. If you'd like to sidestep the messy realties of building and running a business, register for this event June 2.

Click here to Register: https://cca.centralbuckschamber.com/EvtListing.aspx?dbid2=PACBUC&evtid=22193&class=E

04/20/2026

For the Class of 2026, job prospects are cloudy, at best.

Today's stagnant, low-hire, low-fire job market makes it even more crucial for graduates to:

🔊 Know and articulate your skills
😎 Stand in your confidence for the long haul
🛜 Network, network, network

Five years ago, when the Class of 2021 was facing a job market s-l-o-w-l-y rebounding under COVID, I wrote stories for Philadelphia Inquirer sharing expert tips for job searching in the remote and hybrid world, such as leaning into your alumni network and optimizing your appearance for Zoom interviews. More timeless guidance: Francesca Zampaglione
https://lnkd.in/ex-4xP2G

04/16/2026

"Scholarships are a quiet vote of confidence... and a belief in humanity." Temple University alum Chris Barnett summed up our feelings eloquently at last night's scholarship celebration in Mitten Hall.

I was there with Mary T. Sabia Ciammetti and Kathy Neary to celebrate scholarships named for colorful, vibrant people dear to our hearts: Christian Ciammetti and Mary Connelly Graff.

Christian was a Temple University junior, landscape architect major, and an avid skier and outdoorsman who died of alcohol poisoning at age 20 in 2015.

Mary was an award-winning journalist and Temple professor who helped young journalists (including my husband and several friends) hone their writing, editing, and investigative reporting skills. She passed in 2019 at age 87.

It was a joy to be among hundreds of scholarship donors to honor their lives and think of their passions--landscape architecture and journalism, respectively--being carried forward.

And speaking of celebrations, there's this:
With a $55 million gift, the largest in Temple’s history, Barnett and his family endowed the newly named Christopher M. Barnett College of Public Health, solidifying his belief that public health education and service can transform lives. Don't Stall, Just Call

04/05/2026

300 YTTs getting teacher elevation thanks to and