How did we get here? Well, simple: glorifying guns, violence all while depriving Women of their basic rights. How does this not make frontline news everywhere? It’s not just shocking, it’s infuriating. This country needs to wake the hell up. Now.
You can go to school and spend years trying to learn about great marketing.
Or you can spend a few minutes watching Steve Jobs - all marketers should listen:
Every workplace should have at least one day a week with no meetings—possibly more.
76 companies tested meeting-free days. Productivity & satisfaction increased, stress dropped, communication & cooperation improved.
Blocking out time to focus is good for people and performance.
Finally an amazing alternative to learning for our kiddos, in a way that is both inclusive and will help them build the necessary skills for the real world. Just registered my oldest. Thank you @anafabrega11 and @synthesischool !
They want something better for their kids.
But homeschooling takes lots of time.
The good news is that there are other options, which can give kids an off ramp out of the system.
Here are 8 👇🏼
Great thread. Though I disagree that past performance is always the best predictor of future performance. We all have highs and lows during our career. Moving from a low doesn’t mean you won’t reach a new high on your next role or company. And jobs requirements evolve over time.
I've hired and managed over 4,000 people.
And I've made every mistake along the way.
But I finally found a system that works.
Here's a way to hire that makes your life easier and business better:
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I've hired and managed over 4,000 people.
And I've made every mistake along the way.
But I finally found a system that works.
Here's a way to hire that makes your life easier and business better:
(1/x)
Schools do a horrible job teaching students to write.
In fact, you should do the *opposite* of everything you learned about writing in school.
So to help you get started, here are 3 real-world writing truths (that will make your English teacher’s skin crawl):
110 years ago, today - March 17th, 1912:
Bayard Rustin was born: the civil rights activist you probably never heard of.
His impact on the civil rights movement?
Absolutely instrumental.
The reason you've probably never heard of him?
Absolutely devastating.
His story:
We have to protect kids. No matter what. No matter their sexual preferences. Thank you @TizzyEnt for helping raising awareness on such critical issues, and being an ally to all. #diversitymatters#transgender
Burning the midnight oil undermines intrinsic motivation.
New data: working nights and weekends isn't just exhausting. It also reminds you that you could be doing something better with your time.
Setting boundaries is key to protecting engagement and promoting quality work.
Steve Jobs once said:
"The most powerful person is the storyteller."
And luckily, storytelling is a skill.
But most people have never tried to learn – because no one showed them where to start.
So here are 6 of the best storytelling threads (so you can start learning today):
We still live in a world that punishes assertive women and emotional men.
New data: headstrong girls & needy boys earn less $$ two decades later, even after adjusting for occupation, self-esteem, education.
News flash: a strong woman isn't a bitch. A sensitive man isn't a wuss.
David Ogilvy, ad man extraordinaire, passed away in 1999 at his French chateau.
He left behind a trove of wisdom on how to create ads that sell.
Here are 5 timeless Ogilvy principles that you can use today:
The Great Resignation is really a Great Re-evaluation.
What people are resigning from is a culture of burnout and a broken definition of success.
In quitting their jobs, people are affirming their longing for a different way of working and living.
#TuesdayThoughts