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Maybe the hardest part of leadership—be it leading a company, a family, a relationship or simply your own life—is that often times you don’t know and you still have to act. The Monster In Your Head (via fred-wilson, wearethedigitalkids)

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I'm Alex, and I'm Head of Digital Strategy at Ogilvy Melbourne & DTDigital. I spend most of my time thinking and writing about culture, brands, and advertising.

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