March 03, 2010

Stop-Start Commandments

"Advertising isn't a rocket science. I should know. I am a rocket scientist."

Sean Boyle on taking action and doing things

Stop Overthinking Things
Start Doing Something
Stop The Incessant Research
Start Doing Good
Stop Banging On About Digital

Little less conversation, more action please

Mar 3, 2010 10:20:12 PM | Advertising, Communication, Interesting, Marketing

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He's quoting Pat Brett of Saatchi there!

Posted by: Account Deleted | March 04, 2010 at 01:29 AM

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