We try to publish blog posts with information that is constructive and actionable--suggestions that you can immediately employ to improve some aspect of your business operations.
As Josh the Boss likes to say...
"Don't give me a problem, Give me a solution!"
He's not one to obsess over the negatives, which has really shaped how Post Modern Marketing has grown and developed.
However, I do believe that in order to get people to do what’s good for them, you have to explain the consequences of choosing otherwise.
It isn’t enough to just provide a recipe for a fantastic home-cooked meal–you have to also show what’s going to happen when that tasty-looking 3000 calorie bacon ranch double-cheeseburger lodges in your heart.
I think this is the case because it’s just so tempting to go the quick and easy route–right through the drive-thru five nights a week–rather than spend an hour or two a night making a balanced meal.
“Well yeah, I understand why it’s such a good idea to invest the effort, but...
It just takes so much worrrrrrrrk. It isn’t that big of a deal.”
But once you’ve seen what’s in that chicken nugget or how much grease is in the aforementioned mondo burger, it’s a whole lot easier to find the motivation to make healthier choices.
(I seem to have a lot of food-based metaphors running around in my brain at the moment. Blame it on the restaurant blog post from a few weeks ago.)
