Inspired by my podcast with host, Mookie Spitz: Rebranding the Democrats for Victory Here’s the hard truth: Donald Trump didn’t win because he has better policies. He won because he has an epic Personal Brand. He masters the art of identity. Chaos as a strategy sounds like lunacy. But it’s chaos […] keep reading
Brand yourself! (or others will do it for you!)
Now more than ever, you need a personal brand.More and more, our world is becoming automatic, transactional, and impersonal. In business, a human founder’s name on the door now yields to Acme, Initech, and Globex. Too many company brands look and sound like carbon copies of one another. It’s as […] keep reading
Personal Branding: when your company brand is you
What do you really buy when purchasing a product or service?When you engage with a brand, you are essentially “buying” one or more of your own values embedded in the offering. For example, you may purchase FedEx’s shipping service, but what you are really “buying,” among other things, is the […] keep reading
The Uberfication of drugs: what pharmacy delivery services say about us
Faster, cheaper, easier, kinder, better. Such are the claims of Capsule, a New York-based pharmacy delivery service (PDS), the customer reviews of which earn glowing praise. Capsule is one of many (and counting) PDS that is disrupting the Rx healthcare market in a big way. With the billion-dollar acquisition by […] keep reading
The cost of confusion: drug pricing in TV ads
Just when we thought we couldn’t further complicate the debate on healthcare policy in America any further, the government is preparing to amplify its voice to a level previously unattained. According to the New York Times, the White House is reviewing the text of a final rule to impose listing drug […] keep reading
America hurts: an opioid nation in pain
This week, the New York Times reported on the sordid background of how the Sackler family, owners of Purdue Pharma and the makers of OxyContin, exerted their ill will on the opportunity to profit off of an opioid crisis they helped bring about. First sell the addiction, and then sell […] keep reading