Brand / Marketing / Storytelling
The 1:1 method
The reason that most memos, speeches and edicts fall flat is simple: we get stuck on the idea that we’re talking to a crowd.
When we’re speaking or writing, the crowd is just an illusion. What’s actually happening is that there is one person over there, another over there, repeated again and again until it’s easier to imagine it’s a ma... See more
The reason that most memos, speeches and edicts fall flat is simple: we get stuck on the idea that we’re talking to a crowd.
When we’re speaking or writing, the crowd is just an illusion. What’s actually happening is that there is one person over there, another over there, repeated again and again until it’s easier to imagine it’s a ma... See more
Often, the most powerful brands don't just ride culture—they subvert it. In both bold and nuanced ways, they challenge the unconscious assumptions shaping aspiration, value, and taste, offering new scripts for the future.
This article explores the Hidden Formula behind that kind of resonance: an invisible set of forces and a strategic framework for ... See more
This article explores the Hidden Formula behind that kind of resonance: an invisible set of forces and a strategic framework for ... See more
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