An easy and extraordinary system to learn how to learn
This interview reveals a clever process Keith Jennings used to learn how to learn and create encyclopedic knowledge.
Archive for the ‘Psychology and social media’ Category
The relationship between trust, thought leadership and real employees
Does thought leadership come from a brand, a person, or a little of both?
What is the future of conferences and public speaking?
The future of conferences is uncertain as the coronavirus upends the business world. New research points to a probable scenario.
Five ways to battle the psychological disorientation of coronavirus
Psychological disorientation is creeping in as the coronavirus robs us of our life fuel. Fight it now with these five ideas.
An alternate view: The real influencer scam
It’s not an influencer scam. It’s popularity, and it matters.
Why your social media success depends on parasocial relationships
We have known about parasocial relationships since the 1950s but the concept has new meaning in the realm of podcasting.
Could “Belonging” be the next marketing revolution?
Dr. Julia Bramble suggests that a marketing revolution can begin with a commitment to belonging.
Are you a human being or a grape lollipop?
Marketers pontificate about “being more human.” But brands aren’t acting like human beings. They’re acting like grape lollipops.
Should you take a stand or be liked? You decide.
It’s important to take a stand with your content, but what happens when you drive people away?
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