Renee Frojo
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Renee Frojo
Forget clarifying it to an AI tool. Clarify it to yourself. Make it overtly knowable and usable and improvable. Have you ever considered that maybe more important than learning any technology is learning yourself? To wield what you uniquely offer this world more proactively, consciously, consistently? To PRACTICE it proactively, consciously, consis
... See moreThe future does not fit in the containers of the past.
Rishad Tobaccowala • Six Keys to Change.
Ultimately, the power of an idea-centric approach to content marketing boils down to one thing: focus. You cut through the clutter and make a lasting impression on your audience by rallying your content around a singular, resonant theme.
It's not about churning out more content; it's about making every asset serve a bigger story.
It's not about churning out more content; it's about making every asset serve a bigger story.
Distribute Ideas, Not Content - Animalz
We no longer lack tools for creating content. When content production and distribution is infinite, the important aspect is its primary function in crafting and proliferating culture*.* In other words, the value of content today comes primarily from its use in cultural production.
Luxury Media
Is authenticity the goal or itself a performance?
Messy desks and the myth of the perfect workspace
When being real is your priority, the various parts of your life start to groove. Your career will begin to reflect your true passion; your living room will match your values; your friends will fit your soul; and your wealth—of which there are many definitions—will start to measure up with your notion of freedom. Sometimes the courage to be true to
... See moreDanielle LaPorte • The Fire Starter Sessions: A Soulful + Practical Guide to Creating Success on Your Own Terms
Mighty or discreet, authenticity is the muscle that helps you shake up beliefs, policies, and restraints, and gives you the strength to do the things some say can’t be done. Being genuine is the foundation of integrity—often inconvenient and not always painless—but the only way to go if you’re here to really, truly, fully live.
