What's the biggest thing you miss about going into an office? Mine is whiteboarding. It's hard to replicate the creative energy and collaboration virtually.

I've found writing events down on physical calendars and creating tactile task lists makes me retain that information better and be more productive. Things I didn't expect to learn in my 40's.

How often do you check your email during the workday? I'm trying to be less reactive to email. I'm considering checking it 3 times a day. Email can be a distraction and disruption to thoughtful work.

Wait. Tyson chandler is still in the NBA?!

I love Canva but there app is so incredibly slow. Any tips to get it to move faster? It reminds me of the internet in the dial up days.

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I can never seem to find the right content calendar tool that provides at-a-glance timelines for broader marketing team, and granularity for content creators. Any opinions on these tools? - Asana - Airtable (already use and pretty happy with) - Monday - Excel - something else

Over the last 6 months as the Manager of Retention at 4x400, I’ve perfected the email building process we’ve used on our 6 brands and today I think I’m going to give it away for free Keep reading if you want it 👇🏼

So, Dwight Howard has moved on from the Arby’s curly fries hair style I see.

Email is a distraction to focused productivity. On my most productive days I only check and respond to emails a few times a day.

When I watch NFL football now I often think about how hurt my body would be after taking some of those hits. #dadlife lol

Marketing hyper-relevant content to a niche audience still works. I just dropped the cost per lead on a channel significantly.

I've been seeing these trends in PPC for the last several years. As PPC became more competitive it has become much less efficient and even not a profitable channel for many B2B companies. Thoughts Susan Wenograd buff.ly/30juR3n

Take a shot every time they say "Jackrabbit". And why would anyone name a child "Jackrabbit"?! #MNF

Love this quote from Harvard Business Review "A mountain of research shows that professional networks lead to more business opportunities, broader and deeper knowledge, improved capacity to innovate, faster advancement, and greater status and authority." This has been SO true in my career.

You don't need people in the office every day. The evidence is clear: hybrid work boosts productivity, creativity, well-being, & retention. Great collaborations don't involve constant contact. They alternate between deep work and bursts of interaction. tedtalks.social/WLAdam

Portland people - What are your recommendations for Mexican food? cc MJB

Unpopular opinion: I don't like BEYONCÉ . I find her music annoying.

I'm experimenting with being more intentional and proactive about my work calendar. The pandemic has helped me become so much more self-aware. I'm blocking time for activities that help me be more productive and happy with working from home.

I hate Slack and other chat apps at work. They are a constant distraction from doing deep and meaningful work. I’m now seeing colleagues send an email and post in slack to communicate updates. 🤦‍♂️