Ghost Coast

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1/ You know how you get tons of emails every day? Some of them are interesting, but let's be honest, most of them are just cluttering up your inbox. Like, you thought you were interested at first and then things started to get weird?

1/ It's easy to be a good poster on Reddit It's just easy. Reddit has one of the most lax moderation platforms on the internet. And even the subjects on r/EntrepreneurRideAlong would make a good backdrop for a Twitter or LinkedIn account.

1/ So, one of the main ways I bring new business is with email. When we share what we do and who we are, people usually want to know more - but they want to know it really quickly, their way.

1/Sending emails can be pretty complicated. It's a little bit of a function of what kind of email you're going to send in what situation. Like as one example, there are the kind of transactional emails that are sent from your website when somebody makes a purchase.

1/ I’ve gotten so good at this that I feel bad for anyone doing things the old way. You've been here… You're juggling multiple tasks, trying to keep track of files, and constantly updating records. It's a whirlwind of chaos and you're just trying to keep up.

2/ But you'll also find, at the forefront, the ideas and humanity of the folks returning to society. There's more outside the screen. You're also going to interact with a really holistic view of how Atlanta thinks about these issues as we experience them here.

4/ It's not a preaching movie - you should be able to watch this with any adult and being able to share your own experiences. And hopefully, they're experiences that ground your conversations in the right directions.

3/ After you see the film, you'll be able to talk back and share what you've learned with other people who are discovering "In Their Shoes" for the first time. There's a perpetuating cycle - underfunding leading to under-resourced people who in turn lack basic support systems.

1/ We want people to leave "In Their Shoes" with at least the context for a conversation. As you go to this screening. You'll find, in a brief and effective way, the ideas of all of the "stakeholder" factions in public affairs.

2/ "Writers Without Margins",sponsors writing workshops - letting these folk sit in a circle, pouring their day-to-day life and experiences onto paper. These writing sessions are a creative outlet, a therapeutic tool, and a window into real life.