Why you need to tell yourself, your own life’s story. And how individuals and brands can empower themselves for change. — My friend Rachel is probably a better person than you. First off, she’s dedicated her life to working with small children. This means that her day can consist of being pooped on. Literally, she has been pooped on. More than once. Not only that, but because the fecal assailant is…

Early Signs of the Apocalypse Should Not Be Ignored So. The data apocalypse is already here. I remember the moment I understood the world had shifted. It was during the eighth hour-long inter-department meeting, asking if we had data that answered a very, very specific question. The answer was simple. No. “Why don’t we have this?! What can we…

A “How-To Guide” for those interested in making things happen. Bruce Willis as John McClane (Epic producer of getting justice done), “Die Hard” Having worked in various kinds of production in NYC and now out in LA for over a decade, I’ve often been asked what defines a producer. …

Things I’ve learned since leaving my job and taking the summer to explore. — Dear [fill in employer name here], Conventional wisdom would say that a cover letter should start by focusing on the positives. No offense to conventional wisdom, but I think I have a better way to tell you my story. It begins when I allowed myself to say the word, “no.” …

How humor can change the world, one taboo at a time. Welcome to your safe place. — Comedy, we may say, is society protecting itself — with a smile. J. B. Priestley “Camp Gyno,” the new spot for Hello Flo, is creating some really positive buzz: Huffington Post writes, “‘Camp Gyno’ Ad Gets It Oh-So Right, Makes Us Proud To Be Women.” And Buzzfeed says it,“Is An…