Why Explanation Doesn’t Create Desire
People do not move through the world as neat little logic machines. They are running. Distracted. Hopeful. Insecure.
Repetition is the hill we'll die on. Repetition is the hill we'll die on.
My plane jolted into the grass, off the runway. What they did next is a lesson to owners everywhere.
Every relationship is always doing one of two things: getting deeper or slowly fading.
True trust is only garnered over time. But you can also affect superficial assumptions.
Predictability kills advertising, but consistency is its lifeblood.
You instinctively know what that phrase means. Trying to please everyone satisfies no one.
The ads now cost 213 times more than they did in 1967. Worth it?
The best customers self-select; they hear your story and think, “this is for me.”