by Mike Rudat | Aug 12, 2021
A Deeper Emotional Look at Brand Attachment In a July 30th Ad Age opinion piece, JoAnn Sciarrano writes about brand attachment – the emotional connection between a person and a brand as a means to ensure that brand associations and preference are deeply rooted and...
by Mike Rudat | Aug 5, 2021
How Empathy Can Fuel Innovation and Business Growth We hear a lot about empathy in business today. From Microsoft in technology to PepsiCo in consumer packaged goods, many executives have been pointing out the importance of empathy and ways in which empathy...
by Mike Rudat | Aug 3, 2021
Yes, You Can Have It All Most of us were taught from a very young age that we can’t have everything we want - “you can’t have your cake and eat it, too”. During the pandemic we endured not only not having everything we wanted, but often lacking much of what...
by Mike Rudat | Jul 26, 2021
We all want to move faster, but at what cost? There is nothing better than being locked in our homes for over a year to make us want to bust out at Mach 6 with our hair on fire, is there? This pent-up energy impacts both our personal and professional lives. Adding to...
by Mike Rudat | Jun 21, 2021
Celebrating Pride Month: The Importance of Authenticity June is Pride Month, and is an incredibly important celebration for millions of LGBTQ+ people and their allies and advocates around the world. It is a time to emphasize efforts to promote visibility and encourage...
by Mike Rudat | Jun 3, 2021
Demonstrating Empathy: How it Really Works There is a short story, often misattributed to Hemingway, that generates strong reactions in some readers with just six words: For Sale: Baby shoes. Never worn. A famous science fiction writer and Hemingway acquaintance later...
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