Yaro Celis

It's all about showing up. There will be times when we do not want to curate stories, do not want to work out, or do not desire to do the work to do the research. But tasks are easier when we start getting them done than when we procrastinate and think about how daunting they are.

This memo was also famous for breaking P&G's "one-page memo" rule! He shares an outline of what "Brand Man" should do in order to successfully market their brand.

His goal is to have a happy/healthy/productive team that is delighting its customers.

Thanks to the help of some fellow poets, Brodsky was able to find refuge in the United States and soon he had teaching positions at Yale, Cambridge, and the University of Michigan. In 1991, nineteen years after being exiled from the Soviet Union (and what must have seemed like an entirely different lifetime), Brodsky was appointed the United States... See more

Some of the key takeaways are:Study Your brand and know it inside out.Examine the effort that is making progress and apply to areas with no or slow progress.Study the campaigns and efforts applied to find troubles.Create a plan to improve slow areas with a reasonable budget.Be able to explain the improvement plans to regional and general managers.P... See more

Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson is a British billionaire, entrepreneur, and business magnate. In the 1970s he founded the Virgin Group, which today controls more than 400 companies in various fields. Branson expressed his desire to become an entrepreneur at a young age.

3. Do your homework. Know (research) your market price.

This is a great example of how asking questions and inquiring about the best way to learn about a particular subject can lead to the revamp or evolution of a whole industry to fit the needs of certain potential customers who feel left out with the current systems and the currently available way of doing things.Sometimes words are not enough to comm... See more