Are You An Imposter? – Imposter Syndrome & Thought Leadership
66% of CEO’s report they struggle with imposter syndrome. In this podcast, we discuss the intersection of thought leadership and it’s natural kryptonite
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66% of CEO’s report they struggle with imposter syndrome. In this podcast, we discuss the intersection of thought leadership and it’s natural kryptonite
This episode explains probably the absolute biggest concept that you must understand to have a growth company. And it’s the most misunderstood
The period of discovery is where you assess where you are, what’s working, what’s not working, your metrics, message and methods – it’s
Since I’m constantly tinkering with social media to make it perform better, on a lark I decided to change the title by adding two words
Physics dictates that you can’t be in two places at the same time. With all due respect to Mr. Einstein, I disagree. When it comes
My friend Matt Shultz sums up marketing strategy thusly.
Everyone wants to eat their dessert first.
We all love the sexy stuff of marketing dessert – web sites, brochures, videos, etc.
But nobody wants to eat their vegetables.
Marketing strategy is the vegetables.
If you want a healthy sales program, you have to eat your vegetables.
Forget about those binders full of data. Focus on the journey to get the real value of planning. In this video I talk about the real reason you need a marketing execution plan. This week’s Moment of Clarity is a humdinger if I do say so myself.
Hoo Boy! We raise the tough question about measuring the success of sales and/or marketing programs.
Are you measuring the wrong things?
In this week’s Moment of Clarity I share my thoughts on how seeing your business as a system can help you improve and grow your business.
About fifteen years ago I completely disassembled an old Corvette I bought in a fit of bad judgment at a swap meet. Every bolt. Every washer. Every piece of wire.
After 30 years of working with clients to solve problems that are killing their revenues and profits, I’ve identified a number of red flags that tell me loud and clear something is wrong with how that client is selling. The good news it isn’t hard to fix.
A quick review of one of my favorite books, “Blue Ocean Strategy”. We’re going to need a bigger boat…