In this episode, we dig into the subtle power of the word "just"—a tiny word with big implications. Have you ever been told to "just build a website" or "just send out a quick email campaign"? Sounds easy, right? Not to those actually doing the work. We break down how this little word can oversimplify complex tasks, especially for marketers, and explore how language changes over time (it’s possible grunts might make a comeback.) We'll also take a look at other overused phrases and how they can unintentionally create misunderstandings between leadership and teams. We end by serving up a delicious word salad.

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