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Andrew Wood
Verified
CEO, Legendary Marketing
Florida
Beats
Women's football with occasional work in the EFL Scottish Premiership and English non-league
Common bleed-lead narrative
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By Andrew Wood| Medium@ Back in 1979, the British band XTC gave us the now-iconic “Making Plans for Nigel,” a song about a young man whose future had already been pre-decided by well-meaning parents and the corporate machine. Nigel, they sang, had his future “in British Steel,” and that was supposed to be a good thing. Stable. Secure. Sensible. But now, in 2025, Nigel’s plans have gone… well, a bit wrong.
By Andrew Wood| Medium@ Andrew Wood·Follow3 min read·--The Dow tanks. Portfolios shrink. Panic headlines flash across every screen. And just like that, even your wealthiest members start to act differently. It’s not always about how much money they’ve actually lost. It’s about how they feel. And when people feel poorer, they behave like it — even if they’re still driving a Mercedes and living in a gated community. For golf clubs, this psychological shift hits hard — and fast. 1.
By Andrew Wood| Medium@ Back in 1979, the British band XTC gave us the now-iconic “Making Plans for Nigel,” a song about a young man whose future had already been pre-decided by well-meaning parents and the corporate machine. Nigel, they sang, had his future “in British Steel,” and that was supposed to be a good thing. Stable. Secure. Sensible. But now, in 2025, Nigel’s plans have gone… well, a bit wrong.
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Lecanto, Florida, United States
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