Patagonia is giving all its U.S. employees a paid day off on November 6 to ensure they have time to make it to the polls—and other companies are following suit. https://t.co/2fw2BEGC55
“I don't think I formally ever accepted [not summiting Everest the 1st time] until I went back... I think that's when there was even a sense of gratitude for having the opportunity & my approach to the mountain was completely different.” @georgina_here> https://t.co/d6M87G9sHa
“I think with entrepreneurship it's a lot like mountain climbing, so if you were climbing big peaks you don't necessarily just go straight from base camp to the summit, you do it in stages." @georgina_here, founder @SheVenturesCo -> https://t.co/d6M87G9sHa
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Thanks to @georgina_here, Woman of Impact and CEO of @SheVenturesCo, for our first Facebook live interview! We had a fun and hilarious day chatting about the Women of Impact book and the #SantaBarbara event in July. #impactmania#womenofimpact https://t.co/xyyy9RiSw6
Join us for our keynote presentation featuring Steve Rendle, Chairman and CEO of VF Corporation, who will talk about the importance of advancing inclusion and diversity throughout the outdoor industry. #EveryonesOutdoors Register: https://t.co/ypEIWHvuJO #EveryonesOutdoors
"If schools are serious about improving student scores—and lives—they’d be wise to start looking at the type of education that doesn’t come from a textbook." https://t.co/D2ziTJtAJO
. @patagonia is on track to become a billion-dollar global enterprise within the next couple of years. That's not happening by accident. https://t.co/dUDSw99VTd
JUST IN: @AlexHonnold and @tommycaldwell1 have set a new speed record up the Nose on El Cap. 2 hours, 10 minutes, and 15 seconds. https://t.co/EZwVCKzgJi
Don’t just ask yourself, “What do I want to do?” Ask yourself: “WHO do I want to be?” Because the most important thing I've learned is that what you do will never define you. Who you are always will. @AbbyWambach@GlennonDoyle
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"A year into my sobriety, I started running. I found a positive, healthy community where I began to feel accepted and confident. With every run, I left behind pieces of shame and believed in myself just a little bit more. I had found my new high." https://t.co/wkL88K4mUT
Play-by-play thoughts, joy, suffering, delirium, moments of @brooksrunning athlete, Desiree Linden’s, race to become the first American woman to win the #BostonMarathon since 1985. https://t.co/1ju9VAvlra