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Crafting Core Values

When was the last time you thought about your core values (either personal or business)? While discussing what makes us tick the other day with Jeff Kinsey, he very succinctly articulated Relish’s set of core values: Altruism, Connection, and Collaboration (with a dash of Thirst for Learning tossed in). Knowing that Bret and I have … Continued

Start with Strategy

I’d be the first to admit that Relish started without a real plan. Nearly 16 years ago, four fellas came together with a shared passion for helping others achieve greatness and an aptitude for marketing to create Relish Studio. We didn’t have a solid mission. We didn’t discuss core values. We didn’t start with strategy. … Continued

How to NOT Be Happy

Finding happiness can be tough. So why not go the other direction? Here’s a step-by-step on how to be miserable. (It’s kinda genius.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LO1mTELoj6o&t=363s

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Use AI for Ideation, Not Full-cloth Content Creation

I came here to rant a bit about AI-generated content and now I see that LinkedIn is offering the opportunity to author posts using AI. This is really getting a bit out of hand. I do not believe it’s in anyone’s best interest to generate a boat-load of inauthentic content just for the sake of … Continued

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Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable: Goalsetting and Commitment

In 2010, I ran the Leadville 100, finishing in just under 25 hours (24:42:40.9 to be precise). This was a multi-year journey that started in 2006 when I decided to take up the challenge of finishing a 100-mile running race. Some might say that this goal was fairly misguided. When I first decided to give … Continued

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The Best Way to Use AI to Create Content

The decline of search engine performance is real. The influx of AI-generated content is flooding the web with new material – much of it lacking a lot of value for real users. And the search engines are having a tough time keeping up. This is why we believe strongly that one should leverage AI as … Continued

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Leverage Customer Reviews to Build Your Target Avatar

Customer interviews are just one of the ways we gain insight into our clients’ performance and the “why” behind what motivates their audience to engage. When interviews aren’t an option, we turn to reviews to get a better understanding of their audience preferences, challenges, and outcomes in order to help formulate persona profiles. One of … Continued

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Seek Out Joy and You Will Find It

Last year, I started a new challenge: to select one new habit to form every quarter. I’ve found that it takes 90 days of concerted attention to form a new habit, and I have had pretty solid success with this practice. This quarter, I have been focusing attention on growing my joy and sparking joy … Continued

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Find Your Zone of Genius

Recently, I was on a call with Clark Vautier. We were supposed to be talking about business stuff but, as often occurs while talking with Clark, our conversation devolved into our mutual love of climbing mountains, outdoor adventures, and, well… LIFE. We are aligned on the idea that one’s business should fuel *living* and when … Continued

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To Get Great at Anything, You Have to Commit

I remember when I first started climbing. At the time, I was a fairly accomplished, sponsored road and mountain cyclist and worked at a catalog company that sold high-end bike stuff. My days were COMPLETELY taken up by all things bike. I rode to work. Thought about, talked about, wrote about, and designed ads and … Continued

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