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Last time, I wrote about a big marketing lesson from a little pita shop in a small town in Denmark. Then we landed on a hard but necessary idea: Don’t be the best. Be their favorite. ​If you missed it, that’s all here.​

Today, we ha...


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As I mentioned in my last essay, I spent last week in Odense, Denmark, where I gave the opening keynote to a conference of marketers and business owners, the Content Summit.I had a wonderful time exploring this quaint city, known for (appropriately for our event) storytelling! It's the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen, who wrote stories like The Little Mermaid, The P...


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This week, I was honored to be the opening keynote speaker at a new event in Odense (where Hans Christian Andersen was born!) called the ​Content Summit​, from the amazing Mette Will, who also runs the country's top even...


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Well, we're here again.

People are back to running around the internet claiming, "[Tactic] is dead!" As if they ever stopped.

Lately in my feed, that's been group programs: courses, cohorts, communities. Group learning is dead! Every coach, consultant, creator, and consultant/creator-coach I meet seems to be giving this type of program the ol' heave-ho out the doo...


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