Send us a text Blink and the holidays vanished, but the lessons stuck. We headed to California expecting pure magic at Disneyland and walked away with something bigger: a live masterclass in how the world’s strongest brands turn customers into fans. We break down immersive lands that feel like movie sets, fast pass systems that stall your day, and the high-cost, high-delight choices families make to skip lines. Then we compare it with Universal Studios, where lower expectations met smoother l...
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Send us a text Blink and the holidays vanished, but the lessons stuck. We headed to California expecting pure magic at Disneyland and walked away with something bigger: a live masterclass in how the world’s strongest brands turn customers into fans. We break down immersive lands that feel like movie sets, fast pass systems that stall your day, and the high-cost, high-delight choices families make to skip lines. Then we compare it with Universal Studios, where lower expectations met smoother l...
Send us a text A howling wind shreds a campsite, a lonely mate nearly gets blown away, and a highway stop turns into a $1,018 gut punch over an unregistered company car. That flash of blue lights opens the door to a bigger question we’ve all felt: why do the systems that happily take your money fail at the moments that matter? We pull apart VicRoads bureaucracy, the dead weight of outdated taxes, and the slow grind of council delays that can sink a project long before a slab is poured. Then w...
Million Dollar Days
Send us a text Blink and the holidays vanished, but the lessons stuck. We headed to California expecting pure magic at Disneyland and walked away with something bigger: a live masterclass in how the world’s strongest brands turn customers into fans. We break down immersive lands that feel like movie sets, fast pass systems that stall your day, and the high-cost, high-delight choices families make to skip lines. Then we compare it with Universal Studios, where lower expectations met smoother l...
