marketer. operator. mom. chaos wrangler @tiktok_us // i nerd out about travel, food/drink, wellness, and the future of work

New York, NY
Joined January 2007
PSA: When you message me here on Twitter, you're not actually referring to Amazon Echo. I'm not nearly that useful. – at Manhattan, NY
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So what you’re telling me is that Zaila Avant-garde is not only the spelling bee champion, she is also The Most Interesting 14 Year-Old in America nytimes.com/live/2021/07/08/…
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"At some point when you have proven yourself and fought your way into institutions that were not built for you, when you’ve proven you can compete and excel at the highest level, you have to decide that you are done forcing yourself in." -- @nhannahjones naacpldf.org/press-release/n…
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What if the real $1.8B is the friends we made along the way? Congrats to all my @StackOverflow friends, wishing we were all together tonight to celebrate and reminisce.
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TIL: People working together can build truly amazing and incredible things, and the way we work together to get things done matters as much as what we’re building. Big huge congrats today to Stack fam!!! 🎉🎉🎉
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Only geriatric millennials will understand.
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Appreciating @TwitterMoments describing Melinda and Bill Gates as equals, while @abcnews @USATODAY and @AP took a different route... xitter.cf/i/events/1389332903889…
Words matter. Great read on linguistic tactics for leaders hbr.org/2021/04/find-the-rig…
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I don’t know who’s on the market for a doggo in the tri-state area, but little Prancer over here shouldn’t be passed up 🐾
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I will give TikTok credit for enabling the creativity of a generation through great editing tools. I am not a great editor.
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Work up feeling so sad and helpless, grateful that @jiatolentino shared the link to the GoFundMe for Vilma Kari, the 65-year old Filipina woman horribly attacked in Manhattan. Just one way to show support, if you have the means🌹 gofund.me/3fc14f5d
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Really enjoyed making Episode 2 with @glitch's @Alexa talking about how growth and marketing in tech really comes down to storytelling and building a community. And Glitch is a reminder that if everyone uses tech, everyone should participate in the creation of it. 🔽Subscribe!
🚨 Episode 2🚨: CODING IN PASTEL MODE - @Alexa from @glitch talked to us about why Glitch is such a great place to work, and how she is helping cultivate a community where self-expression can flourish. talkabouttechpodcast.com/171…
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Growth stocks down, but my love for Public continues to go way, way up.
An important message from Michael Bolton: Break up with your brokerage: public.com/breakup
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Once upon a New York City, I'd frequent cocktail bars alone and sip negronis on a Sunday. Even if I was alone, I never felt lonely. You can hear why on this website: imissmybar.com/
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A year ago today my mom and I threw a surprise 60th birthday party for my dad. Friends and family from all over the country flew in. There were hugs! Lots of them! I wish I knew then that it’d be more than a year before gathering and group hugging again.
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It’s been a year+ since I’ve tweeted. Tweet, tweet. Is this thing still on? 🎤 @ajassy Congrats on the new gig! We should talk 👋🏼
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It’s 2020 and you’re in the future(via @Pocket) pocket.co/xd23K8 🤯
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TFW you push the elevator button after me and I’m like, “Damn, am I that bad of a button pusher that you had to go and do that?”
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We still have work to do, but this perspective is important.
Great piece from @NickKristof. nyti.ms/2MBGkBL “When I was born in 1959, a majority of the world’s population had always been illiterate and lived in extreme poverty. By the time I die, illiteracy and extreme poverty may be almost eliminated.”
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