The value of an item is not intrinsic; it is determined by what you compare it to.
Before spending millions of dollars upgrading technology or engineering infrastructure, ask if the problem can be solved by changing how people feel about the current system.
Rory Sutherland, the legendary Vice Chairman of Ogilvy and a man often called "the don of modern advertising," built his career on a simple, radical insight: human beings are not rational. Alchemy is his manifesto against the tyranny of logic, arguing that the most powerful and profitable ideas often defy conventional reason. The book’s subtitle, "The Dark Art and Curious Science of Creating Magic in Brands, Business, and Life," sets the tone for a work that sits at the fascinating intersection of psychology, marketing, and behavioral economics. Sutherland weaves together cutting-edge behavioral science, hilarious anecdotes from his decades of experience, and a touch of what he calls "branding magic" to turn readers into "idea alchemists".
Logic looks at objective reality. Alchemy looks at subjective perception. Because humans experience life subjectively, changing perception is just as powerful—and significantly cheaper—than changing reality. The 7 Rules of Alchemy
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