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We used to love this job.
The next creative reset must be emotional, not just operational.
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The Agency AI Solution You’re Waiting For Is Already Outdated.
What If We Stopped Treating AI Like a Plugin?
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Explainer Mode Is Lazy Marketing
Why Telling Us How It Works Isn’t the Same as Telling Us Why It Matters
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Meet the Synths: How Synthetic Audiences, Powered by AI, Help Us Navigate Change
In a world that’s obsessed with chasing the new, we often overlook those who are quietly, powerfully, becoming someone new.
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The Boomerangs: Why the Generation That Was Supposed to Fade Away Is Quietly Returning, and Reshaping the Future
It was supposed to be a slow fade. The story we told about the Baby Boomer generation, those born between 1946 and 1964, was one of exit. Of retirement parties and golden years. Of fading from the workforce, downsizing their lives, and stepping aside to let the next wave rise.
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Artificial Intelligence Gave Us Answers. Applied Intelligence Tells Us Which Ones Matter.
In a world flooded with outputs, the thing that matters is knowing what’s worth acting on.
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Mic Drop: Brands Don’t Just Need a Voice. They Need a Presence.
Why Podcasting Should Be on Every CMO’s Radar
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Dents, Stickers, Stories: The Beauty of What We Carry
In a world obsessed with the new, Rimowa reminds me that the things and people with the most scars often carry the richest stories.
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What Miles Davis, Sir John Hegarty, and the Epilogue Economy All Know About Creative Maturity
I’ve worked in the creative industry for over 30 years. But it was only recently, this past year or so, that I felt something shift. Not in skill, but in certainty. The kind that comes from finally owning the whole arc of my story, not just my résumé. It
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IMF Report - Not a Burden, a Growth Market: Rethinking Aging Through the Lens of Opportunity
The IMF’s latest report on the global economic outlook does something rare in Chapter 2. It speaks of aging not just as a crisis, but as a possibility. The language is careful. Aging populations, it says, could drag down growth unless we make structural changes: extend working lives, improve
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Loneliness Is Not a Personal Flaw. It’s a Design Flaw.
In the age of AI, automation, and aging, the most human need is still to feel seen.
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After the We: The Person Left With a Life Built for Two
In the Epilogue Economy, two significant “D” moments alter the arc of a life: Divorce and Death. I’ve lived through the former, but fortunately, not the latter. Still, I’ve stood adjacent to it. I’ve witnessed the quiet transformation of those who’ve lost, and as someone who