1:20 hour of Gary V, Including the DIME1 video
I doubt Gary Vee, Rachel Hollis, and any of these hustle grifter hacks will be out of business anytime soon, sadly, since there will be a demand for inspiration inside a box.
There is only so much to learn from the CEO/CMO mindset in regard to how to predict how these commercial publishers behave, including the entertainment umbrella genre. I'm only a freelancer, though; I single operator.
Such a mindset can only be so useful, to the point of exploring the uselessness of it, that we can understand that these commercial institutional are not on our side. Guilty first, and innocent second. Using social media to train others to deliver an audience or response rate them.
The only thing about it is to not waste such cognitive energy to get validated by these constructs, into their very own DNA, to ontologically follow the direct-response waves.
There's always a reason why, and it's an incentive. The Milton Friedman Doctrine. All this toxic productivity, leading into the mindset of the economist. To the temple of commercial publishing.
8 min indirect response to all of this, the criticism to an Anita may be outdated, it's the general response of why this CEO/Commerical mindset will exist. Dysfunctional is still the word here when they use celebrity voices and commercials, with mass audiences being their master.
The dysfunctional bag-getting for getting the beg.
Well, things of stake could be only be so relevant with those golden parachutes. I've added with all these things with social media being used to train for marketing for others.
49 min Munecat's essay to top it off.
It's worth to see the businessparter/consumer mindset of the advertising middlemen of ad-creep, and then focus on other things, of other things to work on.