This is the creative outlet of Ryan Wines, Founder + CEO @marmosetmusic, sharing experiences of leading people, team culture & disrupting workplace norms.
Portland, Oregon, USA
Joined May 2010
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New essay: Better is always better than more.
In a marketplace where music licensing companies boast an unfathomable number of tracks, it seems crazy to launch an alternative, based on a belief that less is more. But that’s exactly what we’re doing with trackclub.com
Ever feel like you're trapped inside The Matrix? Overwhelmed by endless inputs, streams, feeds, inputs and non-stop stimulus to your soul? I got you. New essay on How To Wake-Up From The Matrix. #mindfulness #leadership #Entrepreneurship #matrix #calnewport #solitude #deepwork
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New work: branding for Track Club by @marmosetmusic! Special thanks to collaborators @FactoryNorth and Norm Sajovie.
ALT The Track Club logo. Half of an asterisk sits next to three half-circles representing the stems of a music track and the lanes of a race track.
ALT A bonanza of primary colors exploding into blobby shapes filled with patterned linework.
ALT An infinite pattern made from the logo
ALT Different combinations that the mark and wordmark could be deployed in.
This is a signal fire.
It's an invitation to every workplace, every boss, every team member, collaborator and worker in every nook and cranny of every industry and every nation.
Today my team @MarmosetMusic published our annual Transparency Report: marmosetmusic.com/journal/wp…
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Goethe said “Tell me with whom you consort with and I will tell you who you are. ” While insightful, it’s perhaps a little too simple for the modern age. Given Goethe was born in 1749, it’s reasonable to believe life was simpler back then. Here's my modern take for 2022:
Goethe said “Tell me with whom you consort with and I will tell you who you are. ” While insightful, it’s perhaps a little too simple for the modern age. Given Goethe was born in 1749, it’s reasonable to believe life was simpler back then. Here's my modern take for 2022:
I’ve become increasingly aware of a challenge facing leaders (and lots of people) today: storytelling. The unconscious fiction we humans make up when faced with challenges, conflict and important matters.
Forbes published the essay I wrote about it: nurturetheory.com/journal
While on a recent trip to Japan with my family, I experienced Magic Popsicles and I discovered something for my soul -- and maybe something for all leaders and high achievers. #leadership #worklife #nurturetheory #takingbreaks #creativity #workculture
link.medium.com/O8VhNTCj1Y
Podcast Crush: HBR’s Women at Work: On self disclosure and vulnerabiity in the workplace. link.medium.com/RJhj2fYaQY#w… #hbr #workplaceculture #vulnerability #selfdisclosure #hbrpodcast #nurturetheory #worklife #brenebrown #womeninbusiness #womenatwork #genderatwork #nurturetheory
My essay "The Power of Mindset" was just published @Forbes , where I break-down one of my all-time favorite books, "Man's Search for Meaning" by Viktor Frankl, connecting his experience to the power each of us has to choose our response to any situation: tinyurl.com/y5jzbwco
Here’s an excerpt from a recent essay I wrote: "Leadership isn’t a popularity contest. The stronger and better you grow into your own leadership philosophy, the more it will act like a strong magnet — a magnet that attracts and repels. Embrace it.” nurturetheory.com/journal/20…
I just published “If Brett Kavanaugh applied for a job at my company. (A hiring process blueprint.)” medium.com/@nurturetheory/if…
I wrote an essay for Forbes, sharing an internal tool/strategy that's making an impact with our people at Marmoset: forbes.com/sites/forbesagenc…
I just published “A Blueprint for Leading Creative People and Teams” medium.com/p/a-blueprint-for…
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Taking the "Stock" out of Stock Music: Why We Fight For Musicians
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So they say "Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery." Our friends over at @stillmotion explore the topic: stillmotionblog.com/flattery…