This is beautiful.

You have a limited supply of yes, and an unlimited supply of no. Yet people act as if the opposites are true. Yes is easier to say, but no is easier to do.

How we get from where we are to where we're going (i.e., strategy) is all about coming alongside and bringing together people.

Friday night MLB on Apple TV. Los Angeles Angels at Fenway Park. Red Sox in Nike City Connects. Might be a contrarian take, but absolute eye candy.

Strategy is a way of doing, and there’s no one way via Jesse Unger, Head of Strategy, Mother

“Pitting brand building and performance marketing against each other in a competition for budget unnecessarily damages the effectiveness of both.” hbr.org/2023/05/how-br…

Expose yourself to other people’s realities, and your attitude will change.

40 #LakeShow

So smart, IKEA. Subtle, emotive, and real.

“…strategy without execution doesn’t work. But the people that do strategy don’t typically get involved in execution. The answer? Strategy and stewardship.” Tom Critchlow 100% this is the right model. Strategy without stewardship amounts to a nice deck. tomcritchlow.com/2018/06/28/str…

Your job isn’t going anywhere Your boss isn’t going anywhere And even if they do, you can find others But one day.. your kids WILL ask you to play for the last time Prioritize accordingly

“Because children have abounding vitality, because they’re in spirit fierce & free…they want things repeated and unchanged. They always say, ‘Do it again’ & the grown-up person does it again until he’s nearly dead. For grown-up people aren’t strong enough to exult in monotony.”

Succession series finale. I am going to miss these horrible people a lot.

Slide 1 of BBH's 1982 pitch for Levi's explaining with seductive confidence why they didn't pitch with creative: - Key issues nearly always strategic - Creative ideas rarely correct - Creds evident from track record All still true 40yrs on.

keep calm and just x through it

This would be my pick. Mamba Forever.

“Leave the game better than you found it. And when it comes time for you to leave, leave a legend.”

I continue to think this is one of the most important cartoons of recent years. Tom Fishburne