Justin Oberman

Freelance Creative Director

Brand Response Copywriter, Creative Director - I can talk like a direct marketer ✓ and create brand awareness ✓ at the same time. 🤯 DM me to learn how. | Advertising | Branding | Strategy |

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Thanks in advance. You're doing great.

And now that we've got that out of the way.

Hi. 

My name is Justin Oberman. 

I am a copywriter and creative director who started an advertising agency in 2020 during the pandemic and quietly grew it to 7 figures using nothing but organic LinkedIn posting and word of mouth.

Then, in 2023, I burned out.

So, I closed my agency.

But before I did that, I had a stark realization. 

Besides the influx of business, my following on LinkedIn had grown to over 30k. 

I also realized that most of the people and brands that hired me did so because they liked my Linkedin posts. 

They liked the way I thought. 

I did this without taking classes from the gurus, paying attention to my metrics, or writing for the algorithm.

I figured, if I could do it for me, I could probably do it for other people as well.

So, I started offering ghostwriting services to high-level ad executives and solopreneurs in early 2023.

And the results were pretty phenomenal.

In just 6 months, I grew from zero clients to over 15

Since that day, I’ve taken my unconventional approach to branding and advertising and applied it to ghostwriting and managing the personal brands of several high-profile executives, founders, business owners, and solopreneurs (but I can’t tell you who).

My Mission is to help people and brands write things worth reading and do things worth writing about.

Here are all the ways you can work with me:

PERSONAL PUBLICITY MANAGEMENT 

Need help building and managing your personal brand? Let the world's only full-service ad agency (but for people) do it for you. 

→ GO HERE: https://www.obermanpartners.com/

ADVERTISING & COPYWRITING

Need help creating an ad campaign or with a marketing project? Let me put together a team for you. 

→ DM me

HIBACHI COPY

Just need copywriting help? Me, you (and whoever you think should be in there as well). Two days. All the copy you need. Done. 

→ GO HERE: www.hibachicopy.com

Email: justin@justinoberman.com
X: @obercr8ive

Creative Director / Copywriter

Oberman & Partners is a creative consultancy for brands and agencies that still believe in the magic of advertising. 

Known as the guy that brands and agencies call when they’re stuck or need a little extra creative juice, OBERMAN diagnoses the problem and (if necessary) puts together a unique team of PARTNERS (freelancers or other agencies) to solve them.

“Just wanted to say I really love your emails. The orange email had me hooked from the start to the finish. I don’t think any email has done that for me in literally years. Well done.”

Someone just DMd me that. So I figured I’d share it with all of you. 

LinkedIn comments

Copywriter, Ghostwriter, Personal & Corporate Brand Advisor, Manager & Impresario. | I help people and brands write things worth reading and do things worth writing about. | I also teach how to write like a human with AI

Everyone says they want to ‘understand’ the LinkedIn algorithm.

But the algorithm has no interest in understanding you.

It’s only interested in the humans that are interested in you.

So here’s how to talk to the algorithm without talking to the algorithm:

You don’t.

You talk to the people the algorithm is eavesdropping on.

• Make them laugh
• Make them stop
• Make them DM you
• Make them feel something
• Make them remember you

Humans create attention. 

Algorithms only amplify it.

Learn to talk to the humans, and the algorithm has no choice but to follow.

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The best hook I ever wrote made me feel stupid for writing it.

"Most people don't read past the first line."

That was it. Not clever at all.

I almost deleted it.

And I'm glad I didn't because when I hit publish, it outperformed everything I'd written that month.

Because here's the thing about clever hooks:

They make people work.

When something is clever people need to decode what you mean or are trying to say.

And, on social media, the moment people need to think too hard, they scroll.

But obvious hooks work differently because they say just enough of what people are already thinking to grab their attention.

The thing that's so true it feels risky to say. 

The thing that makes someone stop and think "wait, did they just read my mind?"

Good hooks, like good headlines, are not about cleverness.

They may seem clever after the fact, but what they really are is just true and relatable.

And truth is faster than cleverness.

Want to put this into action? 

Do this:

If writing your hook makes you feel smart, delete it.

If it makes you feel like you're stating the obvious, then you're getting close.

The hooks that work the best don't sound like a writer wrote them.

And the best place to find hooks is six to eight lines down (in a long post).  

That's where I found "Most people don't read past the first line."

That's also where I found "The best hook I ever wrote made me feel stupid for writing it."

That's because most people bury the lead, and most people don't get to the point until 6-8 lines down.

Want the exact patterns I use to write hooks that stop people mid-scroll?

Join me today at 12PM PST in my Free January Masterclass. 

Link in comments.

The algorithm left dishes in the sink again.

The same skills that make you a good performance copywriter will destroy your LinkedIn posts.

If you're a copywriter (especially a copywriter who learned the craft over the past 10-15 years of performance marketing domination), then you've spent 10 years learning to write copy that converts. Which is great for ads, or advitorials and the like.

But on LinkedIn (or any social media), those skills are working against you.

Because, despite what the gurus tell you, organic social is not a direct response or performance medium. It's a brand awareness medium.

I know a lot of people will disagree with me on this. If you are one of them, go ahead, fight me on this. But first, answer me this:

If it's not a brand awareness platform, then why are you using it to build a personal brand?

Anyway, that's not what I wanted to write about. 

What I wanted to write about was how copywriters should grow their personal brand on LinkedIn, because it works a little bit differently than it does for most people.

And part of the problem is that, as a copywriter, client work teaches you to disappear.

To be a good copywriter, you need to either create someone else's brand voice or learn how to write in it.

Like a method actor, you've trained yourself to become the other person or brand or whatever and ignore anything that's personal to you. 

What you think is irrelevant unless you are thinking like them.

So when you sit down to write your LinkedIn posts, you, quite naturally, think to yourself... 

How do I write a good LinkedIn post? 

And chances are, you land where most people land.

You think you need to make everything sound professional. 

And I get it. 

LinkedIn is a business platform. 

 But it's also a social media platform. And just like any other social media platform, it doesn't reward "professional."

It rewards personally.

That's why someone with zero copywriting ability who writes something like "I don't know what I'm doing" with a picture of them surrounded by 3 cats can crush your well-thought-out AIDA posts.

Believe it or not, people don't come to LinkedIn to be sold to.

They come here to discover, follow, or find.

They come to discover opportunities.

They come to follow trends and updates.

They come to find work or clients.

But they don't come to LinkedIn to get any of those. 

They come to get them from people. 

From human beings.  

The best copywriters on here don't try and pretend they are something they are not. 

They don't try to be the world's most versatile copywriter. 

They write their posts in their own style. 

And the people who hire them hire them because of that style. 

So that's my advice to copywriters trying tio build their personal brand on here. 

Your writing is your work.  

Your writing style is your personal brand. 

And the people who hire you because they like both are the best and easiest clients to work with.

Brian Sykes

A.I. Whisperer | AI Business Strategist | Generative AI Expert | LinkedIn Top 100 AI Artists | Brand Architect | Keynote Speaker

Seasoned strategist in Branding and Marketing with almost 3 decades of experience, amplified by Generative AI. Leveraging my depth of knowledge, I guide Creative Pros to transform and innovate by harnessing the power of AI. As the founder of AdJourney (1999-2022), I provided bespoke Branding and Marketing solutions for SMBs in various fields, driving growth and raising brand awareness.

My commitment to education in AI extends to my role as a Teacher & Consultant for the US Small Business Administration, NC-District. Here, I develop and deliver custom Business Classes and provide one-on-one consultation around Branding, Marketing, Advertising, and AI.

As an author and educator in Generative AI, I've produced multiple books and extensive resources, including 'A.I. Explore: Prompt Fundamentals,' a comprehensive guide to AI art generation that sold over 1000 copies. My work in this domain is also evident in my YouTube channel and podcast, where I share insights on AI and its potential applications in the business world.

Notable career highlights include the growth and marketing of brands such as Sandhills Pediatrics, Tex Racing, and Longworth Industries - XGO, among others. These experiences have equipped me to deliver high-value strategies that result in tangible business outcomes.

Now, I am focusing on a new venture as an AI Business Strategist. I provide tailored AI integration solutions for Creative Pros ready to embrace the future. I'm excited to work with forward-thinking companies and help them unlock the transformative power of AI in their operations.

Founder / Principal

HeadSpace Branding provides clarity to business leadership for brand transformation - solving complex business problems through Brand Strategy, Identity & Marketing.

I’m leaving North Carolina in June. 
For the next 3+ years, "home" is where the car stops. 🚗💨

My wife and I will soon become empty nesters. 
Instead of downsizing, we decided to do something radical.

We are launching a 3-year experiment called "Are We There Yet?"

We are traveling state-to-state, living in a new city every 30 days, to "audition" our next hometown. We are looking for America’s most vibrant, creative, and innovative communities... and the place we would like to call our next "HOME."

But I’m not just passing through.

I’m bringing the AI LAB with me.

For every city we live in, I am dedicating my 30-day "Residency" to equipping local business leaders and creative teams with Human-First AI Strategies.

My goal? 
To leave each city's business community more competitive and future-proof than I found it.

The 2026 Sprint Schedule: 
📍 Knoxville, TN (August) 
📍 St. Louis, MO (September) 
📍 Cincinnati, OH (October) 
📍 Oklahoma City, OK (November) 
📍 Denver, CO (December)

I have exactly 4 weeks in each city. I plan to fill my calendar up with workshops and keynotes before I even cross the state line.

Want to bring the AI LAB to your city while I'm in town?

Swipe through the deck to see the plan. 👉

Then DM me the word "TOUR", let's connect (if we aren't) and I’ll send you the full City Session Kit with details on how we can partner.

In the meantime... we'll keep asking the question:
Are We There Yet?

Brian Sykes + Trish Sykes

#DigitalNomad #AIStrategy #FutureOfWork #CreativeLeadership #Travel #AILab #HumanFirstAI

Creator of The (Hu)man Element™ | Equipping Creative Enterprises to Harness AI Without Losing the Human Touch | Keynote Speaker | Author

Brian Sykes | AI LAB | AWTY?

Deloitte's CTO just confirmed what I've been seeing in every AI rollout: companies are spending 93% of their AI budget on tech and only 7% on people.

That's not a typo. That's why your AI adoption is stalled.

You bought the tools.
You announced the strategy.
You gave everyone access. 

... and now you're watching usage drop, quality stay inconsistent, and teams quietly work around the policies you set.

The problem isn't your people.
It's not your tools either.
It's the missing layer between access and outcomes—the part everyone tries to skip because it doesn't come in a neat vendor package.

I call it the [Hu]man Element. 
It's the difference between expensive potential and actual value.

In this piece, I break down:
• Why FOMO funds software but fear stalls adoption
• The 3 predictable failures that show up when you underfund the people side
• How to flip the 93/7 problem before you waste another quarter wondering why access isn't turning into results

If you're leading a team through AI adoption and seeing the symptoms — low usage, shadow AI, perpetual training mode — this is for you.

Read the full article here.
Brian Sykes

Why the [Hu]man Element is the missing layer between “AI access” and “AI outcomes.” Deloitte’s CTO Bill Briggs recently shared a stat in Fortune that 

Open article: AI Adoption Is Not a Tool Problem. It’s a Human Problem. by Brian Sykes • 5 min read

AI Adoption Is Not a Tool Problem. It’s a Human Problem.

Strasbourg felt like a movie set... 🇫🇷✨

Trish and I have spent a lot of time "planning" the adventure, but living it is a whole different ball game. In our latest update from Germany (and a magical detour to France), we experienced everything from 400-year-old cathedrals in the fog to a €26 thrift store haul that felt like winning the lottery.

But the real highlight? A "therapeutic" shift in perspective and a life-changing phone call from home that we’ve been keeping secret since August.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re just going through the motions, this week just before Christmas - reminded us to stay curious and look for the "crispy" details in every alleyway.

Watch the latest episode of the Are We There Yet "Adventure" and see the surprise engagement reveal here...

YouTube link in the comments.

>>> What the heck even is this?
For those who don't know - in 5-months, my wife and I are hitting the road.
Our youngest will have graduated from high school - and we are moving. Where to, we are not 100% sure. But rather than pick a spot and jump, with us BOTH being remote in our work, we decided to 'hit the road' and discover where we go next.
The plan is simple. We live 1-2 months in various locations across the United States in search of where we will call home - next. Right now, we are looking at travelling for at least 3-years. Might be, that time extends or even expands to other continents - we are not sure. But we have 8 kids between us - spread across the globe... so hitting the road and living as 'Digital Nomads' in our 50s - is a pretty cool adventure.
If you WANT to follow along - catch our YouTube channel - subscribe and follow along. Read the Substack for more insider tips and in depth conversations. We would LOVE to get your questions and thoughts - so share away. This video is our latest (and Part 2 - from our trip to visit our son and his wife over in Germany).
Links in the comments.
Brian Sykes

The Silent Crisis of the 30k-Follower Account.
He has 30,134 followers. He posted 18 times in the last 15 days. He is an expert in his field.
And yet... crickets. 🦗

My friend Dan Maher is stuck in what I call the "Algorithm Ghost Town." If you’ve felt like your reach has fallen off a cliff lately, you are probably living there too.

We're watching a massive shift in how LinkedIn ranks content. The strategies that worked in 2024/25 — polishing your graphics, "optimizing" with AI, and broadcasting daily — are now the exact things getting you ignored.

So, I’m trying something different.
I am taking Dan’s strategy apart, live, in real-time. 

Welcome to The Algorithm Breaker Series. 🧪

Over the next 3 weeks, we are going to rebuild Dan’s presence from the ground up to prove what actually works in 2026. No theories. Just a live rescue mission.

In Part 1 (Live Now in the Newsletter), we diagnose the 3 "Red Flags" killing his reach: 
🚩 The "Corporate Camouflage" Trap (Why his pro graphics are hurting him). 
🚩 The "Beige" AI Filter (How "refining" his text is stripping his humanity). 
🚩 The "Broadcaster" Penalty.

This isn't just about Dan. It's about all of us.
I am looking for 100 people to join us on this mini-sprint.
We are going to fix this together.

👉 Read Part 1 in the comments / link below.

Tell me in the comments: When you scroll your feed today, what makes you stop? Is it the polished graphic, or the raw photo?

The first lesson for creative - is to pay attention.
Brian Sykes | AI LAB

#LinkedInStrategy #PersonalBranding #AILab #HumanElement #AlgorithmBreaker

One of my connections on LinkedIn is Dan Maher. When it comes to talking about health insurance, he is truly a heavyweight contender. He has leveraged

Open article: The 30,000 Follower Ghost Town: A Live LinkedIn Rescue Mission (Part 1) by Brian Sykes • 4 min read

The 30,000 Follower Ghost Town: A Live LinkedIn Rescue Mission (Part 1)

Day 10 · The Most Human Company Wins

AI doesn’t make decisions.
It doesn’t own outcomes.
And it doesn’t carry responsibility.

People do.

That’s the throughline of the [Hu]man Element.

Across the last nine days, we’ve looked at why access, skill, tools, knowledge, motivation, assumptions, and environment all fail to produce better outcomes on their own.

Day 10 closes the loop.

Power doesn’t absolve responsibility.
Automation doesn’t remove authorship.
And intelligence doesn’t replace judgment.

AI amplifies whatever is already there.
Clarity or chaos. Discipline or drift. Integrity or avoidance.

The organizations that win in this next era won’t be the most automated.
They’ll be the most human.

Because when power scales, responsibility has to scale with it.

This isn’t about resisting AI.
It’s about remaining accountable as capability expands.

That’s the [Hu]man Element.

If this resonates, comment “Hu.”
I’m sharing this in public so you can see what I’m building.

It’s not a collection of pithy ideas.
It’s a Human Operating System for a world where power is no longer scarce.

Brian Sykes | AI LAB

AI LAB ::: [Hu]man • 10

4K Realism just got a major upgrade. 🚀

We aren't just talking about higher resolution,
we're talking about next-level fidelity.

I just dropped a deep dive on the ImagineArt 1.5 Pro release on my Substack.
 
The community response has been massive,
because the results speak for themselves.

If you are serious about high-quality AI generation, 
take a look at what this engine can do.

Brian Sykes

(Link in comments) 👇

PART 3 continues this 4-part series:
Creating Hyper-Realistic AI Avatars in 2026.

Yeah, I know VEO & Sora makes some great videos that are wonderfully acted (and feeling more real than ever before)... but have you noticed that as soon as the character speaks, the Uncommon Valley becomes hyper evident?

Here's one way to fix that... 
( LINK in comments )

Brian Sykes

Your AI avatars look plastic and stiff because you're skipping the one step that actually matters.

I spent the past several years testing every major tool to figure out how to create AI results that don't immediately scream "fake."

The difference between amateur and professional?
It's not the tools.
It's the technique.

Part 1 of my new series drops the exact prompts, tool comparisons, and workflow I use to create hyper-realistic avatars that actually move like humans.

Part 1 is FREE. No fluff. 
Just the process.

👉 LINK in comments

Parts 2-4 coming this week—animation, lip-sync, and the final polish that makes them indistinguishable from real footage. Those are for PAID subscribers to my Substack.

Brian Sykes

Do you ever choose something difficult just because it's difficult?
Not for the outcome — there's no prize waiting at the end, no proof you need to collect.
Not for recognition — no trophy, no finisher's shirt, no leaderboard with your name on it, no media spotlight, not even a certificate to frame.
Have you ever done something hard because the difficulty itself is the point?

Over the Christmas break, my youngest and a couple of his friends created their own mini challenge. Call it a practice Misogi.

What's a Misogi?
Misogi (禊) began as a Japanese purification ritual—traditionally, immersing yourself in the cold water of waterfalls or rivers to cleanse body, mind, and spirit. Today, it's evolved into something else: an annual challenge so difficult that success feels uncertain. An ultramarathon. A wilderness trek. Something that forces you past the edges of what you thought you could do.

The modern Misogi isn't about purification through water—it's about growth through deliberate discomfort. You choose something with roughly a 50% chance of success, something that dismantles your self-imposed limits. No external validation required. Just you, the challenge, and what you discover on the other side.

This post is not so much about the discovery on the other side - as it is sharing the actual adventure. 
Enjoy the ride.

This video is from clips the fellas captured. The details of the trip are on the 'Are We There Yet' Substack (linked in the comments).
Brian Sykes

I have a problem... 
When an AI tool is labeled with anthropomorphic qualities, and lent human 'autonomy of choice' ... which you can’t throttle, hold accountable or punish intentional error or wrong done. 

Here are my thoughts on Anthropic’s “New Constitution” for Claude.

Brian Sykes

** A reprint of my AI LAB Substack article from this past week.

It reads like Dr. Frankenstein defining the autonomy of the creature he is making as he stitches it together - and providing a loop hole of "Franky th

Open article: The Creator's Paradox: Anthropic's New Constitution by Brian Sykes • 8 min read

The Creator's Paradox: Anthropic's New Constitution

In Part 2 of The Algorithm Breaker, we are stripping the armor off. 
We are moving from "Corporate Jargon" to "Barstool Advice" to improve Dan Maher's LinkedIn impact (and yours) when wrangling with the 2026 LinkedIn Algorithm!

Inside this article:
• The "Kill List" of words that ruin your reach.
• The "Anti-Robot" Prompt I built to fix Dan’s writing (steal it for yourself).
• A real Before/After transformation of his content.

Take off the armor. 
The algorithm (and people) like you better without it.

Brian Sykes  |  AI LAB

The 30,000 Follower Ghost Town: A Live LinkedIn Rescue Mission In Part 1, we kicked of the common problem shared by MANY since LinkedIn changed their 

Open article: The "Dan Maher" Rescue Mission: De-Roboting the Content (Part 2) by Brian Sykes • 4 min read

The "Dan Maher" Rescue Mission: De-Roboting the Content (Part 2)

CHOICE DAO dropped their “AI Movers & Shakers of 2026” list. I’m grateful to be named among educators I genuinely respect. What I appreciate most is the framing. This is not “who’s best.” It’s who shows up, shares, helps, and moves the community forward.
If you’re building with AI and trying to keep your craft, taste, and agency intact, follow the people on this list. They are the signal, not the noise.

Congrats to you all who made this list... 
and thanks Christopher Sicurella for time and attention to orchestrate this compilation as collected from the LinkedIn Community.

Genuinely honored,
Brian Sykes

We Proudly Present "The CHOICE DAO AI Movers & Shakers of 2026".
A Linkedin Community Vote / PART 2 of 2 / 70 creatives in total. 
 
"Being nominated or selected as an AI MOVER & SHAKER 2026 by the LinkedIn community is not about defining who is 'the best', nor about excluding others who may be equally talented or deserving.
Rather, it clearly highlights those creators whose community-driven actions inspired others to put their names forward.
Technical skill alone does not necessarily make someone a pillar or a guiding light for a community — that contribution is what is being recognized here."
 
Christopher Sicurella
CHOICE DAO member and Community Manager 
 
in alphabetical order
 
⚪ EDUCATORS TO LEARN FROM 

Arminas Valunas
Brian Sykes
Chris Branch
Drew Brucker
Rory Flynn
Ross Symons
Tianyu Xu

⚪ CREATIVES & GIVERS [Community Managers]

Alexander Esau
Amanda Jeffs
Amandine Leblanc-Hamel
Ar. June Chow
Big Al Gruswitz
Chad Lauffer
Christopher Sicurella
Dan Frydman
Deanna Leonard, MBA
Eva Norte
Filipa Kinomoto
Harriet Moser
Israel Ayliffe
Maribeth Woodford
Mike Parker
Mohamad Dadmand
Nina Sabina Caballero
Olga Volosin
Oniric Voltage
Rachel Gaia
Roberto Avila
Sabina Podjed
Sandu Baciu
Valerio Treviso
Vera Proharava

⚪ EXPERIMENTAL

Alwyn Velásquez 
Brian Lapinski
Duncan Young
Melita Radocaj
Or Ben David
 
🌈 See you all at our upcoming event TECHNOROMANCE 
Event link: https://lnkd.in/euz-B8FW

Part 2 dropped:
Creating Hyper-Realistic AI Avatars in 2026
Refining Your Avatar Image.

Link in comments.
Brian Sykes | AI LAB

The [Hu]man Element™ is not...
• a moral lecture
• nor a theological detour

It is a structural fact of human behavior:
Creativity. Resistance. Motivation.

All of it runs on flawed internal machinery.
The flaws shape the output.


Motivational Currency does not only include what we value.
It includes what we chase, what we avoid, and what we hide.

Humans “buy” things with their actions — even destructive ones.

Here's what that looks like:

1. Procrastination is not a productivity issue. It is a self-preservation reflex in disguise.
→  💵  Shame-based currency

2. Perfectionism is not high standards. It is the fear of being seen as inadequate.
→  💵  Ego-protection currency

3. Overwork is not discipline. It is avoidance of emotional stillness.
→  💵  Guilt-based currency

4. Creatives often resist AI not because of logic, but because AI threatens a fragile piece of their identity.
→  💵  Fear-based currency.

5. Some creative blocks are not creative. They are moral or emotional fractures.
→  💵 Broken-system currency

___

Rule 14 sits in the FRACTURE & SABOTAGE cluster—where human systems break down.

But fracture doesn't happen in isolation.
 It compounds with:
• IDENTITY & BELONGING issues (am I safe here?)
• CHANGE & ADAPTATION failures (can I keep up?)
• MOMENTUM & INERTIA traps (why can't I move?)

The [Hu]man Element diagnostic reveals which mechanics are active in your team—and how they're interacting.

That's what changes the conversation from 
>> 'why aren't we performing?' to 
>> 'oh, THIS is what's actually happening.'

Comment [Hu] to explore bringing this framework to your team.

Brian Sykes

AI is a tool.
Learning to leverage it to REPRODUCE something, is a learned skill. 

Coming up with creative ideas (ORIGINATING) is where the [Hu]man Element really shows up. 

In this post we take a look at the results of my friend Glenn Batkin’s #28portraits Challenge - and seek to use AI to reproduce the idea on another subject. 

How… is linked in the comments on my Substack.
Brian Sykes

Talent doesn't scale. Systems do.

Indiana Football didn’t just hire a coach...
they imported a "pre-installed culture."

They brought in players who already knew the playbook, bypassing the learning curve and instantly setting a standard of excellence.

In the AI LAB, we call this the [Hu]man Element.

If you are trying to integrate AI into your creative team but are stuck in "perpetual training mode," you don't need better tools. You need a better Operating System.

Inside, I reveal the blueprint of the "Cignetti Model" and how teams like Marian, Inc. are using it to win.

🚀 DIVE IN to this post...

Brian Sykes

The defining National story of College Football this year, wasn't magic, it was a specific market inefficiency that the Hoosiers exploited. Here's how

Open article: The "Perfect Storm" Formula of Indiana University (Hoosiers) by Brian Sykes • 4 min read

The "Perfect Storm" Formula of Indiana University (Hoosiers)

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