By Kate Faigen An “off-day” at work is hardly uncommon. Even tireless employees find themselves fighting to stay awake (albeit only on occasion, of course.) Whether it’s a lack of […]

By Mary McCool From the brands we love to the TV shows we watch to the food we eat, Americans’ political leanings are seen in their choice of products to a […]

By Dan McDonough, Jr. President Trump is a hero. Ok. Relax. This isn’t that kind of story. This is the story of Twitter, and how despite it sucking all the […]

By Ed Lynes The mistake people make is thinking the story is just about marketing. No, the story is the strategy. If you make your story better, you make the strategy […]

By Ed Lynes Woden works with organizations across the world, and in the past year alone I’ve had conversations with more than 400 CEOs on four continents, in dozens of […]

November 2016’s crucial takeaway: Story matters By Ed Lynes Black Friday. Small Business Saturday. Cyber Monday. Giving Tuesday. America is finally (almost) through the contrived events that mark the commencement […]

By Samuel White When it comes to consistency, it’s hard to question the creative efforts of Quentin Tarantino. The Oscar-wining storyteller has never had a problem putting his own spin on […]

By Dennis Kim When you’re watching a movie, you don’t often say, “This is not real. Obviously it is shot with a camera, that spaceship is a green screen, and […]

What to learn from Witty, Unpredictable Talent And Natural Game. By Ed Lynes “If you living in the world today You been hearing the slang that the Wu-Tang say.” In […]

By Moriah Kofsky My name is Moriah (Mo-Rye-Ah) everywhere except the Saxbys on 40th and Locust. The barista there has known me as Moira (Moy-Ra) for a year now. “Medium cold […]