How People Think
So many behaviors are universal across generations and geographies.
Circumstances change, but people’s reactions don’t.
Technologies evolve, but insecurities, blind spots, and gullibility rarely does.
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How to Get Lucky: 20 ways to increase your luck surface area and create more luck.
A deep dive on removing the “black holes” from your life and acting to expand your personal luck surface area.
One of my favorite pieces I’ve ever written. Enjoy & share!
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It’s easy for amatuer (and professional) sociologists to think advertising is persuasive and manipulative. Until they have a reason to pay for some advertising themselves. Then suddenly suddenly it’s frustratingly weak.
So much weak "brand purpose", woke-washing work spurred from The Hawthorne Effect in consumer research as well as Marketers and Advertisers wrestling an existential battle in their roles with capitalism. Great deck @maxslonim
Sharing a recent deck I did on Conscious Consumerism.
Otherwise known as 'the myth that most marketers spout without any regard for reality, truth and what really drives change'
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@zoescaman @nba_topshot @web It plays into the modern fan actively being a critic, creator & curator (@shingy). This is how people interact with the game today - players & moments; not teams & games. I find it exciting as a fan of the game & marketing. My wallet & attention might be in a bit of trouble here.
Strategy is more than slide decks, roadmaps, and fancy journey maps. It’s making an informed choice with incomplete information in the face of uncertainty. Strategy is hard.