“Creativity tempered by sound judgment is the currency of the new economy. It remains largely an open playing field for anyone who wants to relearn on a daily basis everything they thought they knew.” — Ken Goldstein Copy Share Image
“Time was imperfect, but if redirected to positive ends, it would mend some remorse.” — Ken Goldstein Copy Share Image
“Who could have guessed at the dawn of the 21st century, the seminal technology upon which 5000 years of modern science had resulted was… — Ken Goldstein Copy Share Image
“How strange it was that the music people favored defined them in so many ways—what they liked, what they rejected, what stuck with them from their school years, what they kept, what they burned into memory, what they let go. How was it that what they heard in a single decade—for most, their second on the planet—encoded a set of… — Ken Goldstein Copy Share
“We have FCC, abandoned alimony payments, assault and battery, Homeland Security escalation, and that's before we invite the IRS to take a walk on… — Ken Goldstein Copy Share Image
“Pain has an odd way of expressing itself in the acts of business. No matter how many setbacks a leader might experience, there always seems to be a new opaque watermark of endurance testing, invisibly triggered for erratic combustion in each compounding decision. Every CEO in the world knows this, yet few have the good sense to walk away from… — Ken Goldstein Copy Share
“Stay inquisitive. Question the potential interpretation of every collected data point. Remember that every successful idea has a life cycle, and a bad idea… — Ken Goldstein Copy Share Image
“Trying wasn’t important because it wasn’t eternal. Talent was beyond conjecture. It could only be realized if it was meant to be.” — Ken Goldstein Copy Share Image
“As someone who has spent three decades in media, I can tell you the technology around profiling is advancing way faster than our ability… — Ken Goldstein Copy Share Image
“Don’t break your promise. Sweat the small stuff. Love your brand. Love your customers.” — Ken Goldstein Copy Share Image
