OK, I think I finally figured out why Twitter can be such a shitty experience.
When you tweet something, your friends read it in your voice and with all the knowledge of you.
Other people read it like a document is read in court. Devoid of character and context.
Dear Editors (married to a wife or a husband):
In recent media coverage of a gift that my husband (ironic usage) and I made to the New England Historical and Genealogical Society, we became Stephen King and his wife.
Wife is a relationship or status. It is not an identity.
My 3 year old deploys politeness as a weapon. “You need to be asleep now.” “No thank you, dadda. I am awake thank you.” And then talks to himself, half awake and half asleep, like a child in a horror movie. “No. I am Ash. I am a little boy.”
Advice I needed when I was young
1 read and write more
2 stay healthy and fit
3 networking is about giving
4 practice public speaking
5 stay teachable
6 find a mentor
7 keep in touch with friends
9 you are not your job
10 know when to leave
11 growth is from intentional struggle
A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.
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