New Year's resolutions are about making change. In our enthusiasm, we start the year with a long list of truly admirable (and unsustainable) goals--at a time when we're exhausted from the holidays and our cognitive reserves are low. As I discussed with Kelsey Hurwitz from Women's Day, it's little wonder... read more →
Feb
13
Feb
10
Success on the campaign trail will boil down to the art of storytelling and the psychological impact of language, archetypes and emotions. As politicians double-down on their campaign strategies and flex their budgets in anticipation of the primaries, there is a cacophony of messaging. It’s curious that the Democrats, who... read more →
Jan
25
Canvas8 Expert Outlook 2020 As part of Canvas8's Expert Outlook 2020 Report, I comment on the cultural and behavioral drivers impacting media and consumer behavior in the year ahead. I always enjoy contributing to Canvas8's yearly Expert Outlook which brings together 42 impressive experts across 14 sectors. This year’s theme... read more →
Nov
09
As Ronda Kaysen reported in the NY Times, there is a significant uptick in the use of Ring doorbells, Nest cameras and crime information apps, like Nextdoor and Citizen. These tools raise a lot of important issues: 1) lack of data literacy, 2) the innate, biological drive for safety, 3)... read more →
Nov
02
Along with Pew Research and others, Popular Mechanics turned its attention to what is in store for the future of the Internet. Here are some thoughts I send along to the query from reporter Matt Blitz. The Internet of the Future: The distinction between online and offline will fade. The... read more →