by dustin | Feb 24, 2006 | Business Management
How does change occur? From the inside-out or from the outside-in? Answer: Both. This is true of people and organizations. Before this change happens, there is friction. Either friction on the inside or friction on the outside. Friction is really neither a good thing...
by dustin | Feb 17, 2006 | Human Resources, Personal Brand, Purpose, Society
Use. It’s a word that we use all the time. (sorry, I had no other way to say it) “What’s the use?” “It’s no use.” “I feel used.” “I’m used to that.” “I have no use for that.” Yet I...
by dustin | Feb 10, 2006 | books, Branding, Business Interview, Business Management, Case Study, Seth Godin
Each weekday morning, I receive a bubbly, little invite to check out what I may win that day. It could be a business book (or a library of books), or it may be a seminar, CDs, an interview with a famous author, or a bag of crap from the lost and found (they’ve...
by dustin | Feb 3, 2006 | Advertising, Blogging, Branding
Antony is staying on top of AT&T’s apparent misrepresentation of services offered (or at the least inconsistent representation). Check out Anthony’s post over at Names@Work to see how this one turned out. Left hand (advertising) meet right hand...
by dustin | Feb 3, 2006 | Advertising, Creativity, Ideas, Personal Brand, Purpose
Being a former Creative Director, I’m concerned with the bad reputation attained by the word “creative” nowadays. I look at the work of CP&B for Burger King and have a certain respect for the cleverness of the ads and the entertaining quality. I...
