Creative strategist operating at the intersection of innovation, inclusion, and brand purpose. F1 fan blessed to be able to consult top teams & sponsors.

Minneapolis
Joined March 2009
Nathan Young retweeted
Paul Ryan took debt so seriously that he voted for the tax cuts that did this at only 31 years old, and again at 33 years old, and again at 40 years old, and again at 42 years old, and again at 47 years old. He retired before he could do it yet again at 55 years old.
FWIW, Paul Ryan is only 56 years old. In our age of absolute fiscal irresponsibility, what if the man who took tackling the debt seriously pulls a Winston Churchill and suddenly comes back onto the scene with serious momentum in 2028?
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Nathan Young retweeted
The killing of Alex Pretti is a heartbreaking tragedy. It should also be a wake-up call to every American, regardless of party, that many of our core values as a nation are increasingly under assault.
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Truly the most bizarre timeline.
Imagine not being from the US and watching this as part of our presidential election process
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Behold, the most remarkable sentence in the annals of polling.
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Monstrous SCOTUS decision on presidential immunity with little grounding in case law or constitution. Like leaving a loaded gun unlocked in the home. A complete abdication of responsibility with predictably dire outcomes for our democracy. Shame.
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Nathan Young retweeted
I think this chart definitively resolves the vibescession debate.
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Big part of the problem with political discourse today is the far left correctly asserts that they are better informed than the far right… But then incorrectly assumes that better informed means fully informed and that their opinion on policy is the absolute truth.
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And before you reject this assertion out of hand as “Zionist propaganda” consider how quickly that defense rose up. At the mere suggestion that ANY of the posts in support of your political beliefs might be wrong or intentionally misleading…
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The more partisan our politics the more vulnerable our country is to manipulation. We’ve already seen what happens when one party retrenches firmly into their corner. This country will not endure the retrenchment of both.
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Agree in spirit, but many D2C brands did fare well. Nearly all successful D2C brands had to add a brick & mortar to scale however. WINNERS (by market share) Away - 16% Harry’s - 10% Warby Parker - 7% LOSERS (by market share) Casper - 3% Glossier - Less than 1%
Remember when everyone was saying " DTC brands are going to change everything" and it turned out that even in the most perfectly suited categories they took negligible market share, made a loss and changed nothing It's rarely disrupt or die, its often be big and dominate
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Disney+ commercial or Exhibit A for @WGAWest? #plannerbowl
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I have several questions about the @kia commercial. Why did we need to know mom was out of the picture? Why did plugging in the EV turn the lights on? Why were the grandparents locked in the house? #plannerbowl
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Volkswagen making an effective case for its cultural relevance at a time when it’s struggling with US audiences. Needs to land its electric line up to finish the trick. #plannerbowl
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No amount of Super Bowl ad spend is going to convince Americans to pronounce TEMU “teh-moo” #plannerbowl
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Pfizer ad was objectively good, though the “outdo cancer” flag in the sand felt a little tacked on #plannerbowl
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Bud Light aiming to reassure the bro demographic that they are here for them. #plannerbowl
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Verizon = unbreakable internet. Got it. #plannerbowl
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Snapchat makes a good case for why it’s been consistently relevant as a smaller social media platform — because in many ways it’s not a social media platform. Not sure it will bring anyone back to Snapchat, but an on brand reminder. #Plannerbowl
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