George Tannenbaum over at Ad Aged has a eloquent post that’s reminded me of the beauty that is early morning creativity. There’s something special about waking up a little bit before the rest of the world (or your time zone), driving to work a little bit before rush hour and sitting […]
Most blog posts with headlines promising a list of ways to become better at something fall spectacularly short. The provided advice is often too vague and considered common knowledge to anyone remotely familiar with the industry. Aside from being link bait, these kinds of posts often serve no real purpose. […]
If the Super Bowl is America’s biggest stage for advertisers, then the World Cup serves the same importance for the rest of the world. I’m loving all the ads coming out for the world’s biggest sporting event. As a soccer player and coach, as well as an advertising professional, these […]
Amen, Jason Fried. Can’t wait to read Rework.
Nick Feltron has for the past few years: Each day in 2009, I asked every person with whom I had a meaningful encounter to submit a record of this meeting through an online survey. These reports form the heart of the 2009 Annual Report. From parents to old friends, to […]
And there is nothing quite like the feeling cracking a difficult advertising problem. What seemed impossible when you sat down face the empty white square now seems to obvious. It is this very obviousness of a great idea that prompted Polaroid camera inventor E.H. Land to define creativity as “the […]