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  • Never Ask A Cat For Financial Advice with Alex Joonto

    Never Ask A Cat For Financial Advice with Alex Joonto
    2025/09/30
    “You have a moral duty to yourself to go after the thing—even if you have to go alone at first.” In this episode, writer and blogger Alex Joonto joins from the border of Spain and Portugal, where he’s about to move into a new countryside home. He shares how writing has always been both his calling and his rebellion—leaving university against the advice of his family, diving into technical writing, and now pursuing life as a full-time author. This episode is sponsored by my new book BRANDJITSU, helping you find, shape, and share your story with the world. In this episode Alex talks about experimenting with AI by creating a parody of Jordan Peterson’s 12 Rules for Life. He asked ChatGPT to generate its own rules, resulting in surprising gems like, “Never ask a cat for financial advice.” The process showed him that while AI is a useful tool, what gives writing its true value is the human effort, vulnerability, and even suffering poured into it. He also discusses his debut book, Thank You President Corona, written in the heart of the pandemic. Instead of despair, Alex found growth—embracing fitness, therapy, and journalling while reframing adversity as opportunity. He shares his belief that even in the darkest times, silver linings can be found. This conversation weaves through his love of journalling as daily practice, thoughts on Medium vs. Substack, his favourite typeface (Verdana), and the family lasagna secret of adding nutmeg to the sauce. His advice for rebels-in-waiting is bold and simple: expect resistance, especially from those closest to you, but pursue your dream anyway. You have a moral duty to yourself to walk the difficult path. Quoteable Quotes “Never ask a cat for financial advice.” — Alex Joonto “A piece of art is as valuable as the suffering the artist puts in it.” — Alex Joonto “You have a moral duty to yourself to go after the thing—even if you have to go alone at first.” — Alex Joonto “It just made the vein on my head pulse a little… a wasted opportunity to actually say something that matters.” — Michael Dargie “Life can be a big joke—you don’t need to take yourself so seriously all the time.” — Alex Joonto Episode Highlights Portugal vs. Spain | Why Alex calls Portugal home but keeps returning to Spain. Becoming a Writer | From technical manuals to novels. AI Experiment | Creating “12 Rules for Life” through ChatGPT. Rule #1 | “Never ask a cat for financial advice.” Going Against the Grain | Dropping out of university to pursue work and writing. Technical Writing | Manuals nobody reads and why it mattered. Spain’s Inspiration | Its cultures, history, and lifestyles. Thank You President Corona | A rebellious pandemic book. From Push-Ups to Therapy | How pandemic habits reshaped his life. Medium vs. Substack | Pros, cons, and plans for publishing. AI and Art | Why suffering and vulnerability matter. Filling the Bucket | Journalling as mental training. Favourite Typeface | Verdana for clarity. Life Philosophy | Don’t take yourself too seriously. Food Corner | Salads, olive oil, and lasagna with nutmeg. Books to Recommend | Atomic Habits and Jurassic Park. Advice for Rebels | Go despite resistance; a moral duty to yourself. Links from Episode Alex Joonto Website (https://www.alexjoonto.com/12-rules-for-life-according-to-chatgpt) Alex on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/alessandro-giuntini-85014a5a/) Alex on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/alexjoonto/) Get Your Copy of Michael's Book: "BrandJitsu™: Move Your Brand From 'Meh' To Memorable" Indigo | Barnes & Noble | BrandJitsu.com
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    33 分
  • Healthy, Rich, and Happy with Jacopo Iasiello

    Healthy, Rich, and Happy with Jacopo Iasiello
    2025/09/30
    “Without research you don’t start the engine of your mind, your body, your action.” In this episode, Michael Dargie welcomes Jacopo Iasiello, an international real estate investor, entrepreneur, and author of Healthy, Rich, and Happy. This episode is sponsored by my new book BRANDJITSU, helping you find, shape, and share your story with the world. Born in Naples, Jacopo began life with a dream of becoming a professional soccer player. When injury cut that career short, he pivoted into entrepreneurship—launching jewellery shops, scaling multimillion-dollar companies, and eventually becoming a real estate investor across Italy, Dubai, and Miami . Jacopo shares how he built his success without experience, money, or connections, and how those challenges shaped his philosophy of growth. By 28, he had already achieved financial wealth, but he realised material success wasn’t enough. That’s when he developed his “Four Pillars”—research, growth, action, and contribution—as guiding principles for living with purpose. He opens up about journaling daily, the importance of gratitude, and why travel is essential for expanding one’s perspective. His reflections on abundance, both internal and external, bring depth to his outlook on business and life. For Jacopo, wealth is not about accumulation, but about creating value for others—whether that’s through real estate that nourishes the senses, or by supporting charitable initiatives like Hermano de la Calle in Miami . This conversation explores the balance between ambition and mindfulness, success and contribution, and how to build a life that is not only profitable but also meaningful. Whether you’re just starting out or already on your entrepreneurial path, Jacopo’s story is proof that clarity and consistent action can transform any beginning into something remarkable. Quoteable Quotes “Without research you don’t start the engine of your mind, your body, your action.” — Jacopo Iasiello “If you don’t have time to journal, you don’t have time to improve your life.” — Jacopo Iasiello “When your bank account becomes bigger, you don’t think about only yourself. You spread it out to your community.” — Jacopo Iasiello “I think when people plug in and hear a story like yours, they’re going to have an aha moment.” — Michael Dargie Episode Highlights Starting From Zero | Jacopo explains how he launched his first business without money or experience. Dreaming of Soccer | His journey toward becoming a professional athlete before injury changed his path. Building Businesses | From jewellery shops to multimillion-dollar companies in Italy. Pivot to Real Estate | How he moved to Florida and rebuilt his career in property investment. The Four Pillars | Research, growth, action, and contribution as his framework for success. Daily Gratitude | Why journaling and gratitude practices ground him. Iceland’s Beauty | How nature recharges him and why travel is vital. Healthy, Rich, and Happy | The philosophy behind his book and what it means to him. Purpose and Abundance | Why wealth with purpose fuels unstoppable growth. Journaling as a Must | How daily writing shapes focus and resilience. Italian Food Traditions | Favourite meals and Sunday pizza rituals. Diving Adventures | Exploring underwater worlds from Naples to the Bahamas. Advice for Rebels | Clarity and action as the essentials for moving forward. LINKS FROM EPISODE Website (http://www.luxuryandwealthgroup.com/) Jacopo on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacopo-iasiello-50936244/) Jacopo on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/jacopoiasiellorealestate) Jacopo on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/jacopoiasielloinvestorbroker/) Get Your Copy of Michael's Book: "BrandJitsu™: Move Your Brand From 'Meh' To Memorable" Indigo | Barnes & Noble | BrandJitsu.com
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    32 分
  • From Lyme to Leading AI with Rachael Garnett

    From Lyme to Leading AI with Rachael Garnett
    2025/09/30
    “We’re only limited by what we can imagine.” In this episode, Michael Dargie chats with Rachael Leventhal Garnett, an AI consultant, trainer, and all-around creative force based in Fort Worth, Texas. Her story weaves together resilience, reinvention, and curiosity—qualities that shine through every chapter of her life. This episode is sponsored by my new book BRANDJITSU, helping you find, shape, and share your story with the world. Rachael opens up about her entrepreneurial journey, from running a successful estate sales business to being sidelined by Lyme disease, only to reinvent herself multiple times through upholstery, nonprofit work, and eventually finding her place in the AI space. What started with experimenting in MidJourney in 2022 quickly grew into a full-blown career helping nonprofits, municipalities, and foundations harness AI for real-world impact . Her projects range from developing AI-driven literacy data tools for unhoused populations, to building educational systems for dementia care organizations, to creating Spanish-language resources that empower caregivers . She also shares her role in shaping curriculum for city-wide AI training programs—no small feat considering she’s writing and delivering more than 21 hours of material . The conversation isn’t all business, though. Rachael shares stories about her love of cats (including a daring kitten rescue that left a hole in her living room wall), her travel dreams, her favourite guilty-pleasure snacks, and her belief that “everything just turns out OK.” She also speaks candidly about what excites her most in AI, how she advises “rebels in waiting” to start small and shut out the hype, and why ancient history and cosmic energy continue to inspire her outlook on life . It’s a lively, layered conversation that touches on technology, creativity, compassion, and the quirky joys that make us human. Quoteable Quotes “We’re only limited by what we can imagine.” — Rachael Leventhal Garnett “Everything just turns out OK. We’re all just people doing our best.” — Rachael Leventhal Garnett “I’ve really got into vibe coding lately… it’s such a great way to build tech these days.” — Michael Dargie “Close out the hype. Pick one platform and start simple.” — Rachael Leventhal Garnett Episode Highlights Snapshot of Rachael’s Work | AI consulting, nonprofit projects, and government contracts DFW Women’s Club | Board member and Elevate 2025 conference workshop From Estate Sales to AI | Lyme disease forced a career pivot First Foray into AI | Discovering MidJourney and AI art Using AI in Nonprofits | ChatGPT for grants, newsletters, and events Meeting Her Mentor | Inspired by Jeff Hunter’s talk in Las Vegas What She Wishes the World Knew | “Everything turns out OK—we’re all just people doing our best” Travel Bucket List | From Morocco to Göbekli Tepe Snacks of Choice | Pretzels, cheese sticks, and popcorn AI for Social Good | Literacy studies for the unhoused in Fort Worth Dementia Care Education | Building learning systems with AI Advice for Beginners | Ignore the hype, start small with one tool Cat Rescue Story | Accidentally sealed in her attic, saved with a camera and some DIY demolition LINKS FROM EPISODE Website (https://www.eaaservice.com/) Rachael on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachael-garnett-eaas/) Rachael on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/leventhalgarnett?) Get Your Copy of Michael's Book: "BrandJitsu™: Move Your Brand From 'Meh' To Memorable" Indigo | Barnes & Noble | BrandJitsu.com
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    35 分
  • Rewiring the Brain with George Haymaker

    Rewiring the Brain with George Haymaker
    2025/09/23
    “Your brain is not fixed. It’s as trainable as your body.” In this episode, Michael Dargie welcomes George Haymaker, a neuroscience educator and brain performance coach, who helps people understand and train their brains for lasting change. This episode is sponsored by my new book BRANDJITSU, helping you find, shape, and share your story with the world. George’s path to neuroscience wasn’t straightforward—he began in food and beverage, running restaurants and eventually becoming a serial entrepreneur. But at the age of 52, addiction nearly ended his life. Fifty pain pills and two bottles of vodka a day left him in rehab, questioning if change was even possible . That turning point became the start of a new chapter. George dove into psychology, spirituality, and ultimately neuroscience, where he discovered how deeply malleable the brain truly is. He now works to share that knowledge, making brain science accessible so people can rewire unhelpful patterns, shape mental activity, and reclaim their lives . George explains that brain change doesn’t happen through hacks or shortcuts—it takes repetition, emotional salience, and meaningful practice. He shares insights on prediction, survival instincts, and why the brain resists change, even when our current patterns are destructive. He also talks about how diet, daily structure, and simple practices can radically transform brain health . The conversation spans cooking, the lessons dogs can teach us, and George’s newest venture, Brain Club—a “gym membership for your brain” where people can learn, connect, and train their mental fitness in a community setting . For rebels in waiting—those standing on the edge of change—George offers both empathy and a challenge: ask yourself if you’d be proud of the life you’ve lived if it ended tomorrow. If not, maybe that’s enough to begin your own transformation today. Quoteable Quotes “The brain doesn’t change with hacks. It changes through repetition, reward, and meaning.” — George Haymaker “Money is oxygen.” — Michael Dargie “Your brain is not fixed. It’s as trainable as your body.” — George Haymaker “Even if life feels destructive, your brain resists change because it knows the past.” — George Haymaker “Would you be proud of the life you’ve lived if it ended tomorrow?” — George Haymaker Episode Highlights From Hotels to Entrepreneurship | George’s early career in food and beverage. Hitting Bottom | Addiction, rehab, and the start of change. Discovering Neuroscience | How studying the brain became a calling. Why Change Is Hard | The brain’s resistance and survival instincts. Hacks Don’t Work | Why repetition and meaning drive transformation. Eating for the Brain | How George rebuilt his diet around whole foods. Finding Joy | Structure, gym time, and life with two puppies. Introducing Brain Club | A community approach to brain training. Mentorship and Empathy | Why lived experience matters in coaching. Lessons from Dogs | Forgiveness, presence, and unconditional love. Advice for Rebels in Waiting | Facing resistance and choosing change. LINKS FROM EPISODE George Haymaker Website (http://georgehaymaker.com/) George on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgehaymaker/) George on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574817093251) George on Instagram (https://www.youtube.com/@georgehaymakerneuroeducator) Get Your Copy of Michael's Book: "BrandJitsu™: Move Your Brand From 'Meh' To Memorable" Indigo | Barnes & Noble | MichaelDargie.com
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    32 分
  • Nature's Blueprint for Gardens with Matthieu Mehuys

    Nature's Blueprint for Gardens with Matthieu Mehuys
    2025/09/15
    “Biodiversity is the key to making you a lazy gardener.”

    In this episode, Michael Dargie sits down with landscape architect, permaculture expert, and entrepreneur Matthieu Mehuys. From a childhood on a Belgian farm to a home base in the Azores, Matthieu’s story is rooted in a lifelong fascination with how tiny seeds become thriving ecosystems. His journey weaves through entrepreneurial experiments with chickens and the stock market, an Amazon rainforest adventure cut short by dengue fever, and ultimately, the creation of a global business teaching people how to garden in harmony with nature .

    This episode is sponsored by my new book BRANDJITSU, helping you find, shape, and share your story with the world.

    Matthieu shares how gardening is more than just growing food—it’s a form of sovereignty, health, and rebellion against industrialized food systems. He explains why biodiversity makes you a “lazy gardener,” how soil microbiomes mirror the human gut, and why working with nature is always more profitable than fighting against it .

    The conversation turns practical too: growing radishes and potatoes as first steps, tapping into community gardens, and even indoor tower farms. Matthieu also challenges common misconceptions around GMOs, gluten, and bread, contrasting modern food production with traditional practices that honour the balance of nature .

    Alongside gardening wisdom, Matthieu opens up about surfing, gratitude practices, and the thrill of seeing clients transform their gardens and their lives. For anyone who’s ever dreamed of pulling fresh food from their backyard—or rebelling against the system by growing a potato—this episode is a reminder that small steps can lead to profound change.

    Quotables
    • “Every small change you can make in your diet is going to have a big impact.” — Matthieu Mehuys
    • “Money is oxygen.” — Michael Dargie
    • “Biodiversity is the key to making you a lazy gardener.” — Matthieu Mehuys
    • “Growing something of your own feels like reconnecting with the universe.” — Michael Dargie
    • “The only people who have ever changed the world are entrepreneurs.” — Matthieu Mehuys
    Links From This Episode
    • Matthieu’s Garden Training: gardenofyourdreams.com
    • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matthieumehuys/
    • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulownia_la/
    • TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@valley.of.eden3
    • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/matthieu.mehuys
    • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthieu-mehuys-64b0b5111/
    • Free Training: gardenofyourdreams.com/free-training
    • Real Estate & Landscaping Projects: paulownia-la.com
    • BrandJitsu Book by Michael Dargie: brandjitsu.com
    • The Biggest Little Farm (film): IMDb link

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    "BrandJitsu™: Move Your Brand From 'Meh' To Memorable"
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    44 分
  • From Toxic to Transformed with Mike Radoor

    From Toxic to Transformed with Mike Radoor
    2025/09/09
    “Don’t come and say ‘I’m good’ if what you really mean is you’re settling” Today on the RebelRebel you get to meet Mike Radoor — an Entrepreneur and coach who shares his story about building a $400 million dollar company and losing himself to excess. But this show isn’t that. Its how Mike found purpose as a father and helping men live with discipline, honesty and self-respect. This episode is sponsored by my new book BRANDJITSU, helping you find, shape, and share your story with the world. In This Episode In this episode, Michael Dargie connects with entrepreneur and coach Mike Radoor, who has made it his mission to help men become both good at being men and good men. From Marbella, Spain, Mike opens up about his personal journey of transformation—one that began with wealth, excess, and self-destruction, and shifted dramatically the moment his daughter was born. Mike shares candidly about the lifestyle he once lived: building and selling multi-million-dollar companies, chasing validation, and indulging in the darker sides of success. But with fatherhood came a reckoning. He realized he wouldn’t want his daughter to marry a man like he was, and that stark moment of clarity forced him to change. That shift has become the foundation of his work—coaching men worldwide through masterminds, training systems, and now his forthcoming book that lays bare his mistakes and lessons learned . The conversation explores what it means to live with discipline, honour, and self-respect in today’s world. Mike explains the difference between external validation and inner growth, why physical fitness is an act of self-respect, and how resisting temptation—whether it’s food, anger, or comfort—is a cornerstone of character. He also speaks about the necessity of brutal honesty, taking accountability for past actions, and finding freedom in vulnerability. From Danish comfort food to the crab-bucket mentality of his homeland, from bucket-list travel dreams to the importance of calling people he wronged, Mike’s raw honesty sets this episode apart. He doesn’t pretend change is easy—he argues it requires pain, sacrifice, and confronting uncomfortable truths. But as he reminds listeners, that pain is the path to power. For anyone questioning their own path, or rebels in waiting ready to make a change, Mike’s advice is simple: look at who you are, decide who you want to be, and kill everything that doesn’t serve that vision Quotable Quotes “I became a father and knew instantly—I wouldn’t want my daughter to marry a man like me.” — Mike Radoor “Don’t come and say ‘I’m good’ if what you really mean is you’re settling.” — Mike Radoor “Bring it to light and kill it. That’s how you change.” — Mike Radoor “One of the things I love to ask is: when did you zig when everyone else zagged?” — Michael Dargie “I would love to be that brave. I’ve never been that brave.” — Michael Dargie Episode Highlights Mission for Men | Mike explains the difference between being good at being a man and being a good man. Fatherhood Changed Everything | Becoming a dad triggered Mike’s transformation. Rebel Roots | How low self-worth and the need for validation fuelled his rebellious drive. Qualities of a Good Man | Strength, courage, mastery, honour, respect, and fitness. Resisting Temptation | Why true strength lies in discipline. Redefining Happiness | Mike connects happiness with growth, not comfort. Self-Deception | The danger of wanting more but not acting accordingly. Danish Comfort Food | Mike describes his favourite dish, svensk pølseret. Leaving Denmark Behind | Why he no longer wants to live in his home country. Writing the Book | Exposing his darkest decade of excess and mistakes. Freedom in Vulnerability | Why telling the truth made him fearless. Advice for Rebels in Waiting | Brutal honesty is the first step toward change. Making Amends | Calling people from his past to apologize. LINKS FROM EPISODE Mike on Instagram (https://instagram.com/mikeradoor) Mike on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikeradoor/) Mike on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/mikeradoorprivate) Above Average Method (https://www.aboveaveragemethod.com/) Get Your Copy of Michael's Book: "BrandJitsu™: Move Your Brand From 'Meh' To Memorable" Indigo | Barnes & Noble | MichaelDargie.com
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    40 分
  • Human Potential for Everyone with Adam LaSalle

    Human Potential for Everyone with Adam LaSalle
    2025/08/27
    “I’m hoping to use my life as an experiment and model what it means to take a risk.”

    From high school teacher to actor, musician, and risk-taking coach, Adam LaSalle shares how courage, belief, and creativity can change your life.

    This episode is sponsored by my new book BRANDJITSU, helping you find, shape, and share your story with the world.

    In This Episode

    In this episode, Michael talks with New York-based actor, musician, and coach Adam LaSalle about the art of taking risks, believing in yourself, and helping others find their creative spark. After a decade as a high school teacher, Adam left the classroom to pursue acting and music full time—while also building a practice that helps others make bold moves in their own lives.

    Adam shares his early love for the arts, the anxious tendencies that made risk-taking feel impossible, and the moment he realized creativity was essential to his wellbeing. From his most challenging stage role in Two Pianos, Four Hands to his pilot group program connecting “rebels in waiting,” Adam’s story is about alignment, persistence, and using personal experience as a model for others.

    The conversation wanders through New York moments, from bagels in pajamas to advice from strangers, and touches on everything from instruments as self-care tools to the song he and his fiancée sing daily to their cat, Iris. Adam’s advice to would-be rebels? Acknowledge what you feel, believe change is possible, and have the courage to try—before you think you’re ready.

    Quotable Quotes

    “I’m hoping to use my life as an experiment and model what it means to take a risk.”

    “You stop being creative when you’re an adult… that’s when I went out of alignment.”

    “People are kinder than we think they’re going to be.”

    “The process is the product.”

    “You have more access to your potential than you realize.”

    Episode Highlights

    From Teacher to Actor | Leaving the classroom to pursue music, theatre, and coaching.

    Creative Childhood | Band, drama club, and finding community in the arts.

    Out of Alignment | Losing creativity in adulthood and its impact on wellbeing.

    Two Pianos, Four Hands | Preparing for a nine-minute double concerto on stage.

    Human Conversations | Why “fine” isn’t enough when someone asks how you are.

    The Process Is the Product | Lessons from music that apply to life and growth.

    Instruments as Self-Care | Keeping guitars, piano, and bass within arm’s reach.

    Most New York Moments | From bagels in pajamas to sushi in gym shorts.

    Rebel Advice | Acknowledge, believe, and have the courage to try—before you’re ready.

    LINKS FROM EPISODE

    Adam’s Website (http://www.adamlasalle.co/coaching)

    Adam on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/jennlynnmaclean/)

    Adam on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@AdamLaSalleOfficial)

    Adam on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-lasalle/)

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    "BrandJitsu™: Move Your Brand From 'Meh' To Memorable"
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    43 分
  • The Blink Factor with Jean-Pierre Lacroix

    The Blink Factor with Jean-Pierre Lacroix
    2025/08/25
    “Be a sponge in life. Don’t be a rock.”

    From farm life to global brand transformation, Jean-Pierre Lacroix shares how emotional connection, travel, and persistence fuel his 35-year journey in business.

    This episode is sponsored by my new book BRANDJITSU, helping you find, shape, and share your story with the world.

    In This Episode

    In this episode, Michael talks with Jean-Pierre Lacroix, president of one of Canada’s longest-running privately owned brand transformation agencies. From helping reinvent Dairy Queen’s image to working with global banks, Jean-Pierre has spent 35 years guiding companies through change by focusing on emotional connections over functional features.

    Raised on a farm in Chesterville, Ontario, Jean-Pierre traded strawberry fields for design school and built his first firm into the largest independent brand consultancy of its time. His journey spans opening offices in China and the Middle East, writing Think Blink: The Blink Factor Manifesto, and earning an MIT certification in AI for business during the pandemic.

    Jean-Pierre shares how travel fuels his creativity, why colour and shape matter in branding, and the need for businesses to understand the emotional needs driving customer decisions. He also opens up about painting watercolours of his travels, his favourite haunts in Toronto, and the importance of persistence for “rebels in waiting.”

    Quotable Quotes

    “We’re emotional creatures. We don’t reason, we feel.”

    “Be a sponge in life. Don’t be a rock.”

    “Persistence—the darkest hour is the hour before sunrise.”

    “If you resonate emotionally, you make it easier for people to buy from you.”

    “My biggest fear is becoming irrelevant.”

    Episode Highlights

    From Farm to Fortune 500 | How early life shaped a career in creative problem-solving.

    The Blink Factor | Why emotional connection trumps functional benefits in branding.

    Global Offices | Opening in China and Oman to follow future market growth.

    Learning Always | Earning an MIT AI certification before ChatGPT was public.

    Colour and Emotion | How hues like green, blue, and orange influence trust and aspiration.

    Travel as Inspiration | Connecting the dots between cultures, ideas, and innovation.

    Artistic Side | Painting watercolours of European holidays as a creative practice.

    Favourite Toronto Spots | Monkey Bar, Sebastien’s pastries, and the local Starbucks.

    Rebel Advice | Persistence—the toughest time is just before you succeed.

    LINKS FROM EPISODE

    Jean-Pierre on LinkedIn (http://linkedin.com/in/jeanpierrelacroix)

    Jean Pierre on Instagram (https://www.facebook.com/jeanpierre.lacroix.96)

    Website (http://www.sld.com/)

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    "BrandJitsu™: Move Your Brand From 'Meh' To Memorable"
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    46 分