However, should we conclude from this that marketing studies are unnecessary?

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These are books a bit like Malcolm Gladwell, i.e. quite anecdotal, based on the stories of many people, including historical figures. But they speak very wisely about a certain mental attitude. They are a bit in opposition to what we can often hear today, i.e. instead of promoting a certain aggressiveness or expansiveness, Ryan Holiday focuses on the power of calm.

So, to get back to the question, I would advise myself to start honing my own character, my own mentality, as soon as possible. And all the rest are tools and skills that with a good mentality and a good character, you can simply master.

After such a truly philosophical introduction, let's move on to questions that are strictly canada rcs data marketing-related.

#2 – Does studying marketing make sense – a question from Patryk
And that is a question to which my answer is: I don't know .

Well, as you may know, I myself did not graduate in marketing. I am a graduate of Polish studies and a would-be doctor of literary studies. So I do not know what it is like to study marketing. I can also say that few marketers I meet on my path are people who graduated from this field.



No. On the contrary.

From my perspective, they are very much needed, whether in the form of postgraduate studies (I had the opportunity to lecture at several and still do), or in any other form. I think it is a valuable thing.