Dana Barron’s Post

This is what true marketing feels like ⬇️ When we do a good job at our craft, it inexplicably pulls at your heartstrings. Why this simple post resonates so well: 1. Congruence 🔃 the message aligns with Ryan’s persona(s). Yes, it’s clearly aligned to Deadpool as a character, but more importantly, to the work Ryan puts in on mental health issues, and being open about his anxieties. 2. Share the mic 🎤 Ryan allowed John Bell, the father in the story, to have the spotlight, by asking him one simple question: “tell me about your son.” 3. Truth 🌟 Ryan “walked the talk” - the call-to-action here is to seek support when you need it, and he name-checked the work John Bell has done. He isn’t using this time to sell movie tickets. 4. Humanity 🫀we have all loved and lost, so every human can identify with the key themes and messages here: even if you’re going through difficult times, help is available. A masterclass on meaningful, responsible marketing. Im sure there’s even more to uncover. What did I miss? #Marketing #StephanieSays #Leadership

Mental Health is so important! Always ask how everyone is doing, listen with your heart and soul being Present, and be real about where you are too! Take time for others for time is precious and we never know how much time we have. Seek help if you ever need help for there are more people supporting you than you realize! #mungeragency #protectingyourlifeandlegacy #maximumeffort #waling4hope

Resilience at it’s best

Movies should unlearn & relearn how its done, right

Learn more & how you can support hashtag#Walking4Hope here: walking4hope.org.

Good perspective on the mental burdens we all carry. We can make peace with them, put one foot in front of the other, and, as a culture, remind each other that we can do this and be there for each other. Here is one way:

One foot infront of the other really gets it done. I’ve been in shoes like this man, lost my mom at 5, my sister 20, and in the span of 3 months while being groomed to be a president of a Fortune 500 company, I was a top 1% employee, I lost my dad, my job, divorced my wife because she didn’t support me while my dad took 18 months to die, she kicked me out and all my friends ghosted me. If you look hard enough you can find others that have had it worse than you. The struggles you face are for you, to get you ready for the responsibility of promotion. I would love to coin a saying I say often, when I die I hope others will quote me for this as it’s something I’ve developed over all of my hardships. “The failures and struggles of today are the stepping stones to our success tomorrow, without them we have nothing.” I would like to add, though I think it’s been said, “life is not happening to you, it’s happening for you.” When you get on the other side of your struggles, that’s where the real beauty is. If you’re struggling please reach out to someone, you’ll find we’re all hurting and when we realize that everything has some sh&t they’re dealing with you begin to develop empathy and understanding. That’s why folks that are older and wiser are so much happier. They get it! Resonate? Curious? Connect Steve Crow

This will be an interesting watch 👇! The Baroness Casey review has some interesting learning recommendations so will be good to see this version of events.

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