Daily Lab: The only way to know if it works
Is to try.
Is to try.
Sometimes, we’ve got to create the information we want to measure.
Your marketing position is a core part of the structure of your strategy, and of your business. In short, it’s the answer to these five questions:
All of us can get caught in the trap of believing we can simply work our way out of trouble. Hustle culture has taught us that the answer to any given problem is to throw time and effort against it. But the truth is, if you’re going in the wrong direction, going faster doesn’t help.
It’s easy to panic and imagine the worst-case scenarios for any project we embark on. And it’s just as easy to fantasize about the very best outcomes. But it’s a little more difficult, yet profoundly more important, to analyze the most likely best and worst cases.
“The two biggest dangers in decision making are not making enough decisions and then not correcting the bad ones.”— David C. Baker