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The American Poet Robert Frost said, "no tears in the writer, no tears in the reader". Rob Self-Pierson from the Brand Language Studio suggests brands and marketing need to take a more artistic, creative approach to campaigns to make deep, memorable human connections. Listen to my conversation with…
Did you know the average person now spends 6 hours and 37 minutes a day looking at screens? In the UK, that's almost as much time as we spend sleeping. All that screen time brings noise, distractions, and pressure—familiar challenges that affect our mental health. In this episode, I talk with Gil…
Launching a business is exhilarating, but statistics can be daunting. Did you know, nearly 40,000 businesses launched last year? Yet roughly 20% face the harsh reality of failure within their first year. In a world inundated with startups, standing out and establishing credibility is paramount. Ent…

25. Why SDRs Matter

According to the FT Advisor, enthusiasm for sustainable investing has dropped sharply this year, with interest in ESG funds reportedly down by 83%. Many investors are pulling back, citing underwhelming returns and ongoing issues with greenwashing. Meanwhile, the Financial Conduct Authority has…
Poetry has lessons for every brand. The power of brevity. The art of wordplay. Thoughtful connections that spark emotion, linger in memory, and sometimes bring a smile–or a tear. Who better to explore why poetry matters than John Simmons, writer, poet and pioneer of verbal branding.
Ansvarsfraskrivelse: Podcasten og kunstværket, der er indlejret på denne side, er fra Michael Gough, som tilhører dens ejer og ikke er tilknyttet eller godkendt af Listen Notes, Inc.