Resources for clearer thinking in a noisier world

The convergence of marketing, technology, and psychology

Creating space for curiosity and unstructured experiences invites more meaningful surprises.

True fulfillment comes from who you choose to share your life with, making it essential to invest in relationships that energize and support you while setting boundaries with those that drain you.

Driving reflects how attention, emotion, and instinct shape our split-second decisions, revealing more about human behavior than we realize.

Life feels out of control when uncertainty overwhelms us, but focusing on small, intentional choices helps restore a sense of agency and stability.

Overreliance on data and metrics can quietly undermine great marketing by ignoring human emotion, intuition, and storytelling, which are often what truly drive connection and long-term impact.

Empathy only matters when it shows up in real actions, from how you treat customers to how you support your team and make everyday business decisions.

AI can make us more human by handling routine tasks so people can focus more on creativity, empathy, and meaningful judgment.

Trust, empathy, and long-term relationships create stronger outcomes than dominance and force.

Meaning replaces constant striving when attention turns toward relationships and lived experience.

Overwhelm fades when focus shifts from managing everything to prioritizing what truly matters.

Brands that experiment quickly and take creative risks outperform cautious, traditional competitors.

Emotional connection was built by focusing on the universal story of mothers supporting their athletes.

Effective leadership in uncertainty comes from flexibility, long-term vision, and resilience over reaction.

Even as technology accelerates, the future belongs to those who lead with curiosity, agency, and humanity.

When algorithms shape attention and choice, reclaiming agency requires intention, values, and human awareness.

As machine learning reshapes creativity and consumption, success depends on navigating human–machine collaboration.

Psychology, data, and storytelling come together to reflect people’s habits, moods, and culture in deeply personal ways.

Advertising has evolved into participatory storytelling that unfolds through interaction, context, and shared authorship.

Eric Solomon and Jay Rendon explore brands, leadership, and love through an ongoing, thoughtful conversation shaped by experience and curiosity.