Your Brand Is Your Capital. Your Brand Is Your Capitol.
What Organizations Can Learn From the Trump Trial One day, academics and artists will deliver to us a more complete picture of what went down in Washington D.C. on January […]
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Evidence, Consensus and The Unnatural Selection of Ideas
Full transparency: as an English Major and Communications professional (i.e., neither scientist, nor psychologist) please file this under “poetic license.” When life propagates, new, random genetic code is introduced into every iteration. […]
Machines Do Analytics. Humans Do Analysis. HBR Did Neither.
Last week, Harvard Business Review published a piece called “How to Keep Complaints From Spreading.” I have a complaint. Several, in fact. My intent here is not (necessarily) to single […]
We’re All In the Kitchen With the Tombstone Blues
I’m struggling with the very same problem as my clients: what to say as a communications professional in these times. How to remain relevant and be helpful and genuine and […]
If Chicken Little Had Twitter
The moral of Chicken Little is simple: the sky is not falling, the world is not coming to an end, Chicken Little suffers from paranoid delusions, narcissism or some other […]