John Wanamaker, and he said something really smart related to advertising. He said, “Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don't know which half.” That's sort of a special theory of decision making. I think there's a general theory of decision making, which is that 50% of what anyone does is important; we just don't know... See more
What will also become clear over time is that while those taking data shortcuts enjoyed a short term advantage, open, artist led model networks will lap non artist led model orgs in terms of ideas and vision on where to take them
When models converge on quality, it'll be ideas that distinguish them.
It was frustrating watching from the sidelines... See more
For digital fashion to take the lion’s share of the market, it could require a wave of young designers working exclusively with digital clothing to drive a shift in consumer habits. Karinna Nobbs, retail and marketing strategist, says that “although adoption of a digital attire is mainly viable in concept as opposed to practice, due to it being a n... See more
Be honest with friends, family, and work colleagues about your struggles. Don't be ashamed of feeling weak or incapable. You'll likely find that others have dealt with the same problems in the past, and can help you out. Try to delegate as many things as possible, even if the person you're delegating to may not do them the way you envision.
There has been lots of talk about the current battle between “old” media platforms like The New York Times and upstart newsletters on Substack, and I believe tokenization could emerge as a key differentiator for forward-thinking media companies. Especially for new companies and products, allowing early subscribers to benefit from future upside can ... See more
The internet is magic and creators are its purest expression. Where most people see a cultural oddity, I see an entire generation bypassing traditional gatekeepers for the first time in history.