by dustin | Sep 23, 2006 | Branding, Personal Brand, Professional Development, Purpose, Seth Godin
Earlier this week I mentioned this was possibly Seth’s most important post. Why do I say that? Because as a society, we allow others to define success. So we end up striving hard and sacrificing much in order to acheive someone else’s definition of...
by dustin | Sep 23, 2006 | Blogging
Friday rolled by without a post. Mired in a consulting project, I could not free myself enough time to post. It’s becoming obvious that my system of writing will have to change. Adjusting back into agency life has been a little crazier than I expected. It has...
by dustin | Sep 20, 2006 | Bloggers I Read, Branding, Business Management, Personal Brand, Professional Development, Seth Godin
Seth has written what I think is his most important post ever. How do we define success? Usually by others’ expectations. More to come on Friday. (More from me at least. My expectations don’t set Seth’s schedule.)
by dustin | Sep 15, 2006 | Business Management, Human Resources
Do individuals need institutions, or do institutions need individuals? Addressing that question, johnmoore of Brand Autopsy snagged a nice find of a Dan Pink article recently published in Ad Age. Dan Pink states: That big agency or marketer needs you a lot more than...
by dustin | Sep 15, 2006 | Blogging, Purpose
Why is this a blog called Casual Fridays and its URL is thepeoplebrand.com? Why Casual Fridays? I chose this blog name mostly because I knew I would struggle to post to the blog every day. I figured I could post something each week (though I struggle with that...
