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The Sociology of Influence: Why Traditional Authority Is Dead
A CEO stands before 500 employees in 1985, delivering quarterly results from a podium. Every head nods. Every question feels rehearsed. Authority...
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A CEO stands before 500 employees in 1985, delivering quarterly results from a podium. Every head nods. Every question feels rehearsed. Authority...
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The emperor has no clothes. And everyone can see it now.
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We know the barista at our local coffee shop better than she knows us. We follow CEOs on social media, feeling genuinely invested in their personal...
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We rarely speak about grief in marketing boardrooms, yet it drives more purchase decisions than any other emotion. Not the dramatic grief of death or...
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There's a peculiar moment in every consumer's journey: the sudden awareness that you've forgotten something important. Not the slow realization of a...