The best content? It’s basically you eavesdropping on your own curiosity.

In a world of CTRL+C, be the delightful misfit.

👁️ The Law of Visual Gravity In the attention economy, unseen = unread. Visual gravity is what makes people stop, look, and care. It’s not decoration—it’s direction. Because if you don’t stop the scroll, you don’t start the conversation. ᯓ akibuki.com

Prevent blah. Deploy delight. ᯓ akibuki.com

Why content fails before it’s even read akibuki.com/stories/brain-… The law of visual gravity — and how to make it work for you

Everyone told you not to post links. They were wrong. akibuki.com/stories/linked… A massive study of 577,180 posts reveals what really drives engagement on LinkedIn.

The case of the disappearing content akibuki.com/stories/the-ca… Why your brilliant message might be vanishing — and how to make it unforgettable

Fall. Fall again. Fall awkwardly, unexpectedly, dramatically. No matter how often it happens— getting back up never stops being an option. That’s the whole secret. ᝰ This one’s for the days you fall flat. And still find a way to rise.

“I love you like 20 tyrannosauruses on 20 mountaintops.” From Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott. A sentence that’s basically a picture. A feeling. A mountaintop moment.

We think success is a bullseye. One perfect shot. But it’s actually this: A lot of arrows. A lot of misses. A lot of still trying. Seth Godin said: “The person who fails the most, wins.” 🎯 Fail proudly. And when words fail to stick? Try a picture. ᯓ akibuki.com

"A drawing can save you some serious linguistic mileage. When a set of directions gets complicated, who doesn’t reach for pen and paper and scribble out a rough map?" ~ Dan Porter When words fail, try a visual. Sometimes, the right pic can land where a thousand pitches don’t.

AI writes fast. But it still can’t sound… human. 🤖 Too much content still feels like a press release in a hoodie. People don’t want jargon. They want voice, vibe, and a wink. 😉 Let’s make your message sound (and look) human again. 🖋️ akibuki.com

A 5th grader wrote to The Economist “If you can’t find good news, maybe draw some pictures or comics.” Honestly? That’s a better content strategy than most brands have. Balance the bleak with a wink. Anchor the heavy with humor. Let the visuals do some lifting. Thanks, Maya.

🥚 Same egg. 12 ways. Your message works the same way. If it’s poached when they want scrambled, it’s not getting eaten. 💬 One idea = many formats 👁️ Visuals shape taste 📣 Format matters Serve it right. 🍳 akibuki.com