Communities are not quick wins. Communities are not quick. Communities are the long game.

Monday fall vibes 🍁☕️

Big news: I’ve officially joined the awesome team at @CommonRoomHQ as a Roomie! 🎉 🚀 Thrilled to work alongside talented people to shape the future of GTM, community, and customer success. So grateful for this opportunity and can’t wait to make an impact!

It's forever Twitter, sweetie.

short-form content >>> long-form content

Thrilled to be featured in @WSJ discussing Taylor Swift's "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart" and its impact on corporate warriors! It’s not just a song; it’s a movement for thriving amid challenges. 🫶 https://t.co/lkJpNESUiw

Vulnerability is the birthplace of innovation, creativity and change. — Brené Brown

Hi. You’re doing the best you can. Proud of you. 🫶

We don't need more social networks. We need the ones we do have to listen to their users and their needs.

Community can be born in the comments.

As a marketer, online ordering takes longer than it should sometimes 🫠

“i cry a lot but i am so productive” social media managers 🤝 taylor swift

DATA SHOULD INFORM YOUR STATEGIES

What is your go-to guilty pleasure cereal? I'll start: frosted flakes.

To remember what you learn, don't just review it. Read it out loud. You're more likely to retain what you say than what you hear or read silently. Actively producing words in your own voice makes them stick. Our best recall is for the information we reconstruct ourselves.

You wouldn't last an hour in the asylum where they raised me:

Active listening.

Happy independent bookstore day to all who celebrate.

Note to self: You’re going to figure this out, like you always have.

Here's why unique perspectives matter (beyond helping you stand out and differentiate): When you take a stance, you encourage people to think about THEIR stance. So everyone thinks deeper and gets smarter on a subject. Do the world a favor: develop & share your POVs.

One of the most effective strategies for community building is focusing on solving problems that already exist for your audience rather than trying to introduce new issues for them to tackle.