A continuation of the previous one, this episode is where Craig talks about positive buoyancy and poses some operational questions for us to ponder as we embark on our 2021 planning season.

This episode discusses the nuances surrounding English, more particularly, with a focus on waiting. By diving into today’s provocation, Craig puts a view that there are laws, principles, and psychology of waiting lines.

In this episode titled “Filip,” which means a thing or person that causes something to improve suddenly, Craig talks about how people are watching every move we make, every word we say.

Resisting the temptation to provide answers to fundamental operational questions, Craig poses a few questions as an encouragement for you to find your own answers.

In this episode titled “Pros”, Craig offers his best advice surrounding Professional Client Management. It was inspired by DDB’s Global CEO Marty O’Halloran, who encouraged us all to find ways to re-fuel our people, seek out emotional connections, and the importance of relationships.

In previous episodes, Craig has discussed tips to tackle exhaustion and fatigue. In his view, as you’ll quickly see, staying well, includes looking out for your eyes.

In this episode, Craig calls for a creative renaissance. He reiterates that “The future belongs to the brave” as Bill Bernbach once wisely said.

This episode discusses the importance of speaking up or as it is defined – to speak distinctly, to express an opinion freely. Craig equally shares his experiences and encouragement surrounding this topic. As he reminds us all, our health and the future of our business, and indeed, our industry, depends on what we say and do.

In this episode, Craig links time and the dark side of the moon. He offers some valuable advice to increase our productivity, which will lead to more rest and happiness.

This episode talks about how life goes on and gives a view to this statement – “Don’t it always seem to go, that you don’t know what you’ve got ‘til it’s gone” from the lyrics of Joni Mitchell's song Big Yellow Taxi.