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Holiday Reflection/Planning Ahead
In my last newsletter I wrote about the myriad career possiblities for strategic problem solvers.There are many ex-agency planners I could cite as examples who set up their own business, moved to a consultancy or have taken a dream job on the client-side. Trajectory and success varies, but you don't ever fail by consciously assessing your circumstances and concluding that your effectivenss and sanity require you pursue not simply a job, but a reinvention or calling. This is a perfect time of the year to reflect and get inspired, with that in mind: A shout out to those that seek to inspire others, both within and outside advertising, a few of them listed below. Reading: 'How not to plan.' Les Binet 'Strategy is your words.' Mark Pollard 'The art of inspiring anybody.' Michael Fanuele - 'The art and science of modern account planning.' - Leslie Bielby 'The creative curve.' Allen Gannett - 'The obstacle is the way.' Ryan Holiday - I think is a great read for all problem-solvers.) 'Discovering Hope' Stuart Parkin - Yours truly, on positivity. All the best, Stuart Job Opportunities: If you know anyone looking for full time work: 1.SF, director level, creative agency, BtoB, >180K 2.NY, director, research/innovation, product strategist,>200k 3.NY, director, pr/strategy focused, integrated, >200k Past newsletters that got plenty of interest. http://bit.ly/2UTEsbg - Integrated thinking and polymaths http://bit.ly/2HtxC9p - Effective listening
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80 fun strategic planning activities and ideas The best books on military strategy Deciding whether to pivot a career during uncertain times The 8 best career books of 2020
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