How To Be Remarkable

Apr 8

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Updated: Apr 9

You’ve seen the word ‘remarkable’ everywhere.

On websites.

In decks.

Across pitches that promise a lot and say very little.

It once had bite.

Then people sanded the edge off it until it could barely cut.

Then Seth Godin gave it teeth again.

PS. If you don’t know jewellery, know your jeweller. That’s Buffett’s rule. It’s the same with messaging. Smart ideas die in boring words. If you don’t know the game, find a partner who does, because your reputation is on the line. I help thinkers, rebels, and disruptors say what they mean and make it stick. Step up. Bring your message. I’ll bring the punch. You’ve got one shot to say it right. I’ll help you take it.

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