The two days we can’t do much about are yesterday and tomorrow. The most recent data tells us Radio listening continues to attract tonnage! “Radio is one of the most […]
Read more →There are enough sports clichés to fill the Rose Bowl. Most of them trample the obvious and are frequently heard from “tier-4” announcers at the Captain Crunch Bowl. You may […]
Read more →In a recent conversation with a regional manager one question jumped out: “how can we cut the bonds of company tradition in order to outpace our competitors?” In a time […]
Read more →How many “transformational leaders” can you name? Better yet, have you worked for any? And while you’re thinking about it, how many “cult brands” can you name? Once past Apple, […]
Read more →They would have us believe that life and time run in one long continuous string. But it’s not really true you know. There are only “moments.” They define us, they […]
Read more →Behaviorist Seth Godin coined a label for self defeating thinkers: “lizard brain.” Sure signs of this state-of-being include criticism of anyone proposing something different; clinging to an attachment that says […]
Read more →“I don’t understand it. This is a really good product.” Echoing through the halls of tormented media management, this plaintive remark is heard more and more. Many of the radio […]
Read more →“Change” is a fact of life and business. No matter how diligent, how carefully you plan or how dedicated you are, your company won’t be a perfect place to work […]
Read more →Psychologist Jonathon Schooler pioneered uncanny research on the effect of “visual recognition” and the subsequent impact on memory. Malcolm Gladwell’s classic book Blink revisited Schooler’s research and its impact on […]
Read more →Responsibility is directly proportionate to opportunity. Yet countless people fail in their leadership role because they hesitate; frozen by situational “what-ifs”. Reality: our true adversary is not simply our competitors, […]
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