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Why your marketing isn’t working — and how an audit can help fix it

A well-executed audit is the first step to building a marketing strategy that works. Here’s how to do it effectively. Dan Harris on April 2, 2025   Marketing tactics such as content creation, a well-designed website, email marketing and even paid media don’t work well in isolation. Achieving predictable and sustainable growth is nearly impossible … Continue reading Why your marketing isn’t working — and how an audit can help fix it

Work isn’t working. This is how to have more purpose and fulfillment

Career coach Megan Hellerer says that hard work and making the “right” choices should result in success and happy, secure lives. But most of us learned the hard way that this is a lie. BY Next Big Idea Club Megan Hellerer is a career coach and founder of Coaching for Underfulfilled Overachievers. She has worked with … Continue reading Work isn’t working. This is how to have more purpose and fulfillment

I ran the Appalachian trail while working remotely. Here’s what it taught me about work-life balance

November 08, 2024 I ran the Appalachian trail while working remotely. Here’s what it taught me about work-life balance I ran 2,197 miles to celebrate my 50th birthday and raise money for clean water. And I kept working the whole time. BY Michael Wardian I’m a professional marathon and ultramarathon runner. I’ve broken the world record … Continue reading I ran the Appalachian trail while working remotely. Here’s what it taught me about work-life balance

The do’s and don’ts of working with 5 different types of communicators

August 06, 2024 The do’s and don’ts of working with 4 different types of communicators Whether dealing with aggressive, passive, passive-aggressive, or assertive communicators, tailoring your approach to each style is key. BY Leah Mether Effective communication is crucial for achieving successful outcomes in any interaction, whether in the workplace or personal life. But communication is … Continue reading The do’s and don’ts of working with 5 different types of communicators