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Paraphrasing Robert Frost, she asks us to start with a “lump in our throats and run” with an urgency fuelled by the whispered self-taunts of regret. Unfortunately, there’s no video available of the talk but it’s well worth a listen. So what awesome talks are you revisiting as you gear up for 2014? Here’s to a brilliant year for marketers and marketing.
Her overview of the resilience of women starting and running businesses Buy TG Database in developing, war-torn and post-conflict areas will inspire you, regardless of which chromosomes you’re packing. It’s humbling to remember that getting your Silicon Valley startup off the ground may be hard, but it’s probably not as hard as launching in Genocide-era Rwanda or post-Communist Russia. 10. Fail Safe – Debbie Millman In her wistful and insightful commencement address from May 2013 at San Jose State University, big brand designer Debbie Millman sees our New Year’s resolutions and raises us total tabular rasa rebirth.
Paraphrasing Robert Frost, she asks us to start with a “lump in our throats and run” with an urgency fuelled by the whispered self-taunts of regret. Unfortunately, there’s no video available of the talk but it’s well worth a listen. So what awesome talks are you revisiting as you gear up for 2014? Here’s to a brilliant year for marketers and marketing.