Uno degli ultimi testi di Eugenio Borgna, In ascolto del Silenzio, mi ha ispirato l’argomento di queste righe. Borgna è stato uno psichiatra e saggista; questo libro non è a…
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John Jantsch talks with Ernie Ross — branding strategist, founder of Ross Rethink, and creator of the Intangence Methodology. They explore how trust, storytelling, and human connection are redefining brand value in an age of AI and skepticism. Discover why authentic storytelling drives emotional connection, how meaning creates market...
For years, I told bloggers the same thing: make your content easy enough for toddlers and drunk adults to understand. That was my rule of thumb. If a five-year-old can follow what you’ve written and someone paying half-attention can still find what they need on your site, you’re doing...
Are you wondering if building a personal brand is worth the effort? Curious about how to stand out in a crowded market while staying true to yourself? To discover a comprehensive framework for developing a compelling personal brand that opens doors and creates opportunities, I interview Goldie Chan. Guest:...
Running a financial-services business is about far more than moving money in and out of accounts — it’s about managing client trust, regulatory complexity, personalized advice, ongoing service relationships, and layered compliance. The challenge? CRM needs in the financial services industry are uniquely demanding. Firms must track high-value clients,...
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Trust is the essence of collaboration: as Yuval Harari eloquently noted, we as a species would not exist if it weren’t for our superior ability to collaborate so effectively — and it’s largely down to trust. In the days of our hunter-gatherer ancestors, decisions on trust were relatively straightforward,...