Is It Okay

[weecalf]

To keep repeating the I word in a short press release ?

[ferlew]

Well, Meghan Markle does.

[Buenchico]

I believe that I might occasionally do something that I later realise that I should not have said.

I never say 'I' instead one 'one' though, as I understand that need to differentiate between the two things that I really ought to know about.

I sometimes might say 'I' instead of 'we', as I like to make it clear that I will be the one taking the lead when I have to face up to the challenges that I know I will encounter and I know that I will be able to overcome.

I hope that I have made myself clear on a point that I regard as being of importance.

[THECORBYLOON]

"I never say 'I' instead one 'one' though,"

Eh?

[Peter Pedant]

yes it is OK

using one instead of I ( actually we were taught, 'you' - - you cant do that instead of 'it is forbidden' )

if it is about the death of our late Queen - then no ( altho I dunno - you can cd use 'I' word about how sorry you felt)

if it were about your latest day by the sea - yes deffo

[THECORBYLOON]

It always looks and sounds odd to me when folk use, "one" when clearly referring to themselves rather than folk in general.

[Barsel]

As ferlew said, Meghan Markle does.
In a speech she gave in Manchester recently, she managed to mention herself 54 times apparently.
It doesn't come across very well IMO.

[lankeela]

If it is solely about about you then it is difficult to avoid but it should be possible to start some sentences with another word rather than I this, I that. Use words like also, or in addition, so that I is not always the first word.