Hi. I'm Adam Walker.
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Simple, Effective Marketing
I'm Adam. Husband. Father of five. Wearer of fedoras. I create content about how to make marketing simple and effective.
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Making a Fool of Yourself Is Sometimes the Point
Always Bring Value
One of my goals in relationships, communications, and everything else is to always bring value. Our world is filled with junk, poor communication, and things that take from people. I...
I’m going to lie to you, and that’s ok
If you are a friend and reading this now, this is me, letting you know I'm going to lie to you. It's not personal, and it's not that we aren't...
A plan is better than auto-pilot
I finished reading The Master Plan: My Journey from Life in Prison to a Life of Purpose by Chris Wilson. It's one of the most inspiring books I've read and immediately became...
What’s better than being famous?
As a kid, I loved watching I Love Lucy. Now, as an adult, I still love it, and so do my kids. We have been watching it together most evenings,...
The one thing leaders can do to create more trust with their team
I recently wrote that we are having the wrong conversation about work. Remote work is never going away for knowledge workers, so we should be talking about trust, freedom, and asynchronous...
We are having the wrong conversation about work
We are having the wrong conversation about work. The remote work conversation is so 2020. It was a thing long before that too. I keep seeing articles like "Why companies...
Who do you want to be?
I'm rereading Atomic Habits. One of the main points early in the book is that habits get formed and reinforced based on who you think you are. Do you see...
