Imagine walking a really long staircase knowing that it’ll be worth it when you reach the top. That’s how partnerships are built.

It doesn’t matter the product, the most successful brands solve a problem and figure out how to connect with their consumer on a deeper level.

Every day people are making judgments about us. We can either drive the conversation or sit in the back seat as we watch our brand get driven off a cliff.

I wrote a Twitter thread inspired by Matthew Kobach and Jack Butcher on how to make better graphics.

In the words of Albus Dumbeldore, "Words are, in my not so humble opinion, our most inexhaustible source of magic, capable of both inflicting injury and remedying it.”

Every day, brands are fighting for people’s attention. How much are they willing to pay?

How does your brand think about remote work? If you don’t have a work from home strategy, you are falling behind.

Employee productivity is important, but so is making sure that their mental-well being is good.

If you aren’t figuring out how to attract millennials and Gen-Z to your workforce, you are in trouble.