COLUMBUS, Ohio - TelAve -- The world is growing noisier by the day. According to DSCOUT, people touch their phones an average of 2,617 times a day. (Heavy users touch 5,427 times.) The New York Times reports that the average person sees approximately 5,000 ads per day. Researchers at Cornell University found that the average person makes 226.7 food decisions per day. This number doesn't take into account the 35,000 other decisions the average person makes on a daily basis.

Bottom line, confusion is on the rise.

Back in 2003, when Kary Oberbrunner began his author and entrepreneur journey, he wrote the words, "Clarity Attracts. Confusion Repels." This phrase became the bedrock of his speaking, writing, and coaching for the past twenty-plus years. While publishing his own books, he aims for clarity, knowing it helps his readers and clients experience greater transformation.

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He shared this truth on August 5, 2014, during a podcast interview for his newest book at the time, Day Job to Dream Job. That same year, he launched the publishing division within his company, with a commitment to help authors write clearly and effectively. Kary Oberbrunner filed a federal trademark for "Clarity Attracts. Confusion Repels."

Clarity. It's why clients trust Igniting Souls and Instant IP to Publish, Protect, and Promote their intellectual property, turning their ideas into empires and 18 streams of income. It's why people engage him as a coach and invite him to speak to their audiences. In all he does, clarity is the key.