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In this brief monologue, the speaker contrasts Nike’s enduring "Just Do It" slogan with a recent experience at a portfolio company. The company hired a new advertising director who introduced a series of fresh ad concepts. The founder, wanting to teach a lesson, allowed the new ideas to be produced and aired, but the ads performed poorly. The founder then suggested reverting to the proven hook that had driven success for three years, which immediately restored ad performance. The story underscores the principle that when a marketing message consistently converts, it should be repeatedly leveraged rather than constantly altered.

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