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🔥 If you know me, you know I'm passionate about marketing... and let’s be honest, I’m a little unconventional (huge understatement). 😂

Recently, a friend reached out to help me find a job. And while I appreciated it more than words can express, my response was, “I’d rather start something of my own than work for someone else.” 🙃

"Why? Why not just get a job, you weirdo?" 🤔

The truth is, I have ideas. Many, MANY ideas. These ideas consume me—they dominate my focus. I’m an inveterate learner, and when something sparks, I dive in DEEP, spending hours learning, testing, failing, and executing. Without an outlet to channel these ideas, I think I’d go insane. 🧠💥

Now, with the demise of Beachbody, I’m thrilled to have two exciting new opportunities. You’ve probably seen me talk about Shaklee. But today, I want to shine the spotlight on The WellCrafted Workshop.

💥 The WellCrafted Workshop 💥 is a venture with my incredible friends Jimmy Hays Nelson and Dr. Danny Brassell, where we teach people how to master their communication skills and grow their businesses. 🌱📈

And here’s where it gets fun: I’m the Director of Marketing for WellCrafted. Talk about creative freedom! 🎨 I operate with autonomy, infused with feedback from my brilliant partners. There’s nothing I love more than pitching an idea to the team, tweaking it, and then hearing, “Sounds good, go for it!” 🚀

So, why haven’t you seen much about WellCrafted here on Facebook? Simple—we’ve been hanging out more on another platform (think Facebook, but for business). 👔

➡️ Search for The WellCrafted Workshop over there and give us a follow. We’re just 8 followers away from launching one of my many ideas—a 🔥 killer newsletter 🔥 that’ll bring some serious value to your business! Plus, you’ll be helping your old friend Dave. 😉

Don’t worry, we’ll be up and running here soon—it’s all part of the plan. Until then, take a moment and hit that follow button over on the other side. 🙏

Let’s go make some magic happen! 🌟

Change is inevitable. 🔄

Change can be hard. 💪

Some changes are harder than others. 🌧️

Shaving was pretty easy. The beard started as a joke with my son. He came home from The University of Washington with some pretty scratchy facial hair, so I decided to grow mine out to show him what he could look forward to in life. Yes, there were "you can be Santa for Christmas" jokes, but Nicole kinda liked it so I kept it. Now, it's gone. Byeeeee.

Other changes are more difficult. They require careful consideration and much debate and analysis. But, they are inevitable, so don't fight the process. Just go with it and trust your gut. That's exactly what my Grandfather would tell me if he were alive on Earth today. As usual, he would be right and I will follow my trusted advisor's counsel.

Stay tuned.

"The opposite of a good idea is often another good idea"
- Rory Sutherland

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"Few of the great creators have bland personalities. They are cantankerous egoists, the kind of men who are unwelcome in the modern corporation."

David Ogilvy wrote 𝘊𝘰𝘯𝘧𝘦𝘴𝘴𝘪𝘰𝘯𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘢𝘯 𝘈𝘥𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘵𝘪𝘴𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘔𝘢𝘯 (Confessions) in 1963. It is a roadmap for how to create, manage, and grow an Advertising Agency. However, it was not exclusively written for advertising executives. In large part,, Ogilvy wrote it for prospective clients. He openly admits this in a chapter titled: "How to Be a Good Client", stating: "Backseat driving knocks the stuffing out of good creative men; if you do that, God help you."

Imagine the hubris of a person in a service business writing a book instructing his clients on how to behave. A cantankerous egoist without question.

It was a wild success. Ogilvy and Mather became one of the most successful agencies in the world and Ogilvy is known as "The Father of Advertising" (New York Times).

More cooking…any guesses?