What would it look like to look at every moment with our work, friends, family…and pets, as bonus time?

That said, there are three books that I would recommend to anyone looking to be a marketing leader. I read all three of these in the last few months and think they all speak to different areas of leadership quite well. They are also all written by actual marketing leaders. So…you know…that’s also helpful.

I’m giving up social media for lent again. During a global crisis. Here’s why that’s actually better for staying informed.

A lot of times, especially this week, it’s hard to not be depressed. It’s easy to be overwhelmed by the bad and feel helpless in that moment. What difference can you make?

You don’t need a specific turn of the calendar or time of day to start over. You can do it whenever you want.

Slowing down up top to think feels like a waste of time when you have so many tasks ahead of you. But I promise, focusing on the marketing basics will save you a lot of time and money in the long run.

Getting a new martech product stood up takes a highly specialized skill set to get it right. What’s overlooked, too often in my opinion, are the people.

We all should have to realize that the stakes of our behavior are often higher than we’d like to admit. Corey Smale is self-aware enough to realize it. We’d be good to realize it too.

There’s a balance between being efficient without being fast for speed’s sake is the sweet spot. That’s where flow is. And it’s a lot of fun when you can find it.

Engaging with people takes work. Humans are messy and complicated creatures. We’d all be good to remember that.