This is the first in a series of five. See Euro RSCG Worldwide PR’s latest white paper, “Male in U.S.A.,” for more analysis about the state of men in America today. What is going on with men in the workplace? We’re already seeing one of the biggest shifts in the gender pendulum in recent times, [...]
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As I reflect on the brain more than ever this year, I’ve been thinking about how dumb we’ve all become in the hopes of getting smart. It all started with those Dummies books that used to be wildly popular (although there are 753 of them listed on Amazon and they keep coming, so someone must [...]
Jan 20, 2011 | Categories:Features, Insights, Marketing, Social Media | Tags: advice, Amazon, brain, Cliffs Notes, conversation, dad, daddy bloggers, Dummies books, Esquire, Google, how to, marketers, metrosexual, Procter & Gamble, sex, The New York Times | Leave A Comment »
