Brands that fear their flaws are already dead
Adrian M. Peticila 🟡
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More often than not, our brand mirrors our flaws.
Maybe that's why we see so many toothless brands out there—scared to bite back and face their ugly truths.
Yeah, yeah, change is hard.
But staying mediocre is even harder.
Cause mediocrity isn't just a personal failure; it's a brand's death sentence.
So, what's it going to be?
Tie up all loose ends or hide behind the façade?
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Gurkaran Singh@thestarkster
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Absolutely agree, Adrian! Brands that avoid facing their flaws are like people using outdated dating profiles—might work for a minute, but it's bound to fizzle out. Speaking of which, keep an eye out for "Her Ideal Match"—it's going to revolutionize the way men understand and meet women's expectations!
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This hits hard for me too. Mediocrity feels safe until it’s too late. I’m learning that real growth happens when I lean into the uncomfortable.