Wed, February 08, 2012 - 12:06:39

Network TV Gets NICE

Could the days of “Jersey Shore” and “Real Housewives” style reality TV finally be behind us? If you ask blogger and trend-watcher Rick Liebling, the answer might be “Yes.”

Over the past decade, viewers have flocked to drama-filled, argument-laden reality shows, but their popularity may be on the decline. In a recent post, Liebling cites the prominent success of new, NICE TV programming, such as FOX’s “The New Girl,” as evidence in his assertion that NICE is the next big thing in the entertainment industry and beyond.

And that’s not just a belief we can get behind; it’s a trend we’ve also noticed. Just go channel surfing. As you’ll soon see, many of today’s biggest TV hits are flexing their NICE muscles. For example, on NBC’s “The Sing Off” judges deliver helpful advice instead of snarky one-liners, and ABC’s “Modern Family,” has achieved great success with a quirky but kind brand of humor.

Yes, from the boardroom table to your living room’s TV, NICE guys are making a comeback and achieving big things. And you don’t have to be an on-screen celebrity to make the POWER OF NICE work for you. When you put NICE first in everything you do, it soon becomes automatic, helping you make positive impressions wherever you go. And that means, no matter what your role is you’ll always be ready for your close-up.

Posted by Linda and Robin