I like Danielle and Charlie, bball, cycling, podcasts, a nice cold cola, being a strategist at TAXI, and SPIN instructor at @PureGymJuicery
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I remember when A used to be seen as the rock bottom of corporate squeezing. Now it looks like a spacious condo compared to B. And companies are all "So, we're going to need you to go ahead and fight an hour commute each way to work in a space coffin 3-5 days a week, mkay?"
Just got this email from the #NBA - "Sure, these ladies are world-class athletes but what about outfits and baking!" - I guess when the league sees its players this way, it gets easier not to pay them a fair wage.
This is not a troll, just an honest question. Is "Heart On My Sleeve" an example of just how far AI has evolved, or your music becoming so predictable and derivative that people can't tell the difference between you and an algorithm?
If lawmakers are concerned about teens on #TikTok, rather than banning it, they should give a tax incentive to every parent who sets up a profile. There won't be a single teen on the platform by year-end.
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Don’t forget to wish your mom a happy Mother’s Day on Instagram even though she doesn’t have Instagram because today is about YOU
A clearheaded view of how people live and work today. My favourite quote: "removal of strict in-office requirements will allow Salesforce to expand its recruitment of new employees beyond expensive urban centers like San Francisco and New York"
Salesforce says the "9-to-5 workday is dead" and will let employees work remote indefinitely theverge.com/2021/2/9/222753…
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“A dull truth will not be looked at. An exciting lie will. That is what good, sincere people must understand. They must make their truth exciting and new.”
Bill Bernbach quoted in @davetrott blog campaignlive.co.uk/article/t…
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An ongoing shame in American newsrooms is that so much great journalism is buried in absolutely sadistic web design.
I cringe when clients ask for examples of brands who are "doing it right” because it’s often lazy and shortsighted. But @Huckberry is definitely up there — brilliant branding, engaging social media, great blog, and emails worth opening every time. huckberry.com
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For their new production of Dracula a ballet company in W Australia created lenticular posters that produced no reflection of the main character in the mirrors that it ran next to
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