Marketers’ worth can’t be reduced to a line item on a spreadsheet
Laura ChamberlainAt times it can feel like proving ROI stretches beyond metrics to a question of professional credibility. Marketers have the power to reframe the conversation.
At times it can feel like proving ROI stretches beyond metrics to a question of professional credibility. Marketers have the power to reframe the conversation.
Forget the ‘silver bullet’ solutions promising confidence quick fixes, developing true self-belief requires deeper work.
The road to genuine self-belief starts with embracing your professional identity and not trying to perform to stand out on LinkedIn.
When we stop trying to fit someone else’s idea of how we ‘should’ be, we move from performative confidence towards something more authentic.
The breakdown of mentorship has consequences not just for the next generation, but for the entire industry. Embracing a non-hierarchical model of reciprocity could be the answer.
Deeper insight and richer innovation is possible if marketers realise not everyone’s brain works in the same way.
If authenticity comes from within, marketers should free themselves from expectations and identify the difference between competencies and skills.
Purpose doesn’t have to be grandiose, it can be the embodiment of who you are at any point in time. Use this thinking to make the working world work for you.