How Measuring Success Shapes Every Advertising Decision
Your time horizon determines your strategy, and whether it works long-term or not.
I stumbled upon a beautiful way to go through life while listening to John. It can make the boss's job lighter.
“Are you a firefighter or a business owner?” If you answered both, you’re not growing.
Dad subscribed to "Work hard, play hard." And in his words, I'm lazy. Not untrue. But that opens up its own possibilities.
People think, “If I just had more leads, then everything would be…” But when more leads show up, new problems do too.
The thought experiment is this: If you had to turn up the lever on something that isn’t advertising, what would it be?
The boss drives a Bentley to work. What happens? Employees think, “I bring in all the sales. I paid for that."
The nice thing about milestones is you, yes you, get to choose when the mile starts.
Ask yourself: has the plan failed, or have we just reached the point where courage needs to become endurance?
When you start doing something, all of a sudden it becomes easier to continue. It's the law of momentum.
In life and in marketing, keeping stuff easy on one level seems… Smart. But is it really?
AI can speed you up, but it won't notice you're walking in the wrong direction.
Observations after 3 decades of returning to my Happy Place. Why does everyone line up for Tommy's Hot Dog stand?