Description
In the realm of strategic planning, branding, and marketing for financial institutions, there exists a continuous tension between using pure logic and rationale versus tapping into feelings, emotions, and intuition. Leaders and marketing professionals often struggle with balancing these approaches, resulting in a disconnect within their strategic efforts.
To address these issues, the episode provides actionable advice and insights. James Robert Lay and Allison Netzer, chief strategist at BrandThnk, discuss practical steps marketers can take, such as beginning with intuition in decision-making and refining it with logical analysis. They advocate for marketing the role of marketing internally with the same vigor used for external branding. Allison also suggests specific exercises like writing customer stories about oneself to reconnect with internal values.
Join us as we discuss:
-The Rise of the Wisdom Economy (06:36)
-The Shirky Principle and Conviction in Leadership (16:19)
-The Role and Perception of Marketing (24:43)
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