Fearlessness. Learning as much as possible. Every challenge and opportunity. Just a few things I learned from my daughter this summer.

Building a marketing technology stack is constantly fighting the tension of short-term wins with laying a foundation for future success.

Was Goop’s PR stunt around a luxury diaper a successful campaign? It depends on how you define success.

If you’re looking for a book to learn how to be more productive from your home office, there are better books for that. If you’re looking for ways to think differently about managing a team remotely and designing your life around the new realities of work, this is a fantastic resource.

I don’t endorse conspiracy theories or unhealthy digital rabbit holes at all. But we can learn something from everyone. Even conspiracy theorists.

Positioning yourself as a strategic partner is a great path for career advancement. Before you can do that, you have to prove yourself as a reliable task manager. How do you make the jump from one to the other?

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?