Katie Martell
"To pay attention, this is our endless and proper work." Mary Oliver
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"If you followed your passion and it resulted in a great job, consider yourself lucky. Sometimes they both come together. But it’s not a path available to everyone. So Labor Day, let’s honor work and those who do it." Mollie Lombardi
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Lynne Everatt
Author of The 5-Minute Recharge and Acts of Friendship • Recovering MBA
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Dr. Julie Gottman shares strategies for maintaining healthy relationships in close quarters in the latest episode of Susan David's Checking In.
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Michelle Chaffee
Founder & CEO at alska- Linkedin Top Voice
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Congratulations to the Top Voices of 2020! I really enjoyed learning more about these amazing and diverse leaders and visionaries.
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🏉 Pascal Bouvier
Managing Partner & Co-Founder, MiddleGame Ventures
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show me which central bank, regulator and government will blink first and i will show you which banks are strongest.
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Andrew Yang
Candidate for NYC Mayor in 2021 (D) at YangforNY.com
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The biggest threat to labor is not a robot coming in and taking your seat, it is a software program. Amazing tech like this from Boston Dynamics, though, highlights what we are capable of building and how quickly technology can improve. Imagine a toddler stumbling one year then doing backflips the next. …see more
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Barry W. Enderwick
Marketing/Brand/Business
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If you've been following the retail apocalypse (Rue21 the latest to go bankrupt just today) and am a big believer in brand, watch this from Scott Galloway . It's ~25 min but worth it. Also curious to hear what you think? Thanks for the tip Michael Hart . …see more
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Karen Gross
Educator/Author (children and adult books); Senior Counsel, Finn Partners
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Folks, yesterday saw guilty pleas of a dozen or so wealthy parents and coaches for bribery, illegal money transfers across state lines, and tax fraud among other charges. Felicity issued an apology, seemingly sincere. Here's an idea I want to refloat: When we get to the punishment phase, I want to reiterate the idea of a cy pres award. Elite colleges were harmed. True. But the whole incident shines a spotlight in inequality in education and across America. And, ironically, the bribes ostensibly went to help low income kids. Yup, that's the tax fraud part. So have those pleading guilty do just that: donate to a cy pres fund that benefits low income kids and the non-elite small colleges that serve them. Redistribute the cy pres to colleges with more than 40% Pell eligible students and/or 50% first gen students and under 1200 students and endowments under $10 million. Then use the funds for scholarships and institution sustainability. The cy pres agreement would be part of a court ordered settlement and the distribution could be decided by a cy pres committee or designated court appointed official. Make lemonade out of lemons. Force these parents to do what they actually said: give to help low income students. Do good from bad. …see more
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Shelly Palmer
CEO at The Palmer Group
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Think about this… according to most reputable computer scientists, improvements in artificial narrow intelligence (ANI) — the kind of AI we currently enjoy — is progressing at an exponential pace.
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Lynne Everatt
Author of The 5-Minute Recharge and Acts of Friendship • Recovering MBA
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Did you know that Vick’s Vapo Rub was promoted as a Spanish Flu remedy? There are other products making similar claims for covid but there’s only one proven immunity formula: Get enough sleep, exercise, eat a balanced diet, and try not to stress. …see more
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Julie Kliger
Senior Managing Director at FTI Consulting, Healthcare Solutions Enterprise Technology and Digital Transformation Co-Leader
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In case you missed it: Farmers Can Opt Out Of The ACA... But how are they to pay for their broken legs, diabetes and pregnancies? No problem as long as they have cash. The Farm Bureau will be allowed to sell skimpy health care coverage while offering false hope of good quality health insurance to its members . Farm Bureau officials estimated that about 42,000 people would eventually take its coverage and promised lower rates than plans complying with federal mandates. They believed the takers would be individuals without coverage or struggling to pay for individual coverage. I hope that ‘life on the farm’ is as healthy as it sounds since the new insurance coverage might not pan out the way it’s been sold to the farming community. Selected Excerpt: “...The Farm Bureau would be able to set higher rates or reject coverage for people who have pre-existing medical conditions. They also suggested that coverage could be limited for large expenses, such as a pregnancy or cancer treatment.” …see more
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Andrew Yang
Candidate for NYC Mayor in 2021 (D) at YangforNY.com
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Protests are starting and the driverless vehicles haven't even launched yet. We should celebrate our technological advances but these union workers know just as well as anyone that the jobs won't be there on the other side. …see more
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🏉 Pascal Bouvier
Managing Partner & Co-Founder, MiddleGame Ventures
hypothesis: pure defi apps will be used by a very few while defi concepts & tech will permeate financial services at large and be used by all users and consumers. #blockchain #financialservices #ethereum #defi #innovation #banking #banks #bitcoin #tokens #cryptoassets #cryptocurrencies
#blockchain #financialservices #ethereum
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Katie Martell
"To pay attention, this is our endless and proper work." Mary Oliver
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Let's play a game called "Is this a privacy concern, creepy marketing or hyper-targeted data win?" Our first contestant: Your smart thermometer, which could be telling Clorox whether or not to push ads for disinfecting wipes to your neighborhood based on your temperature. (See article.) The data used in this targeting led to a 22% increase in consumer interactions with Clorox’s disinfectant ads, and a 900% increase in red flags for me. I began my career marketing data to B2B co's. Individuals could opt-out of the database but they did not opt-in. It was just a fact of the business, technically legal and under CAN-SPAM compliance. The risk is on the customer who uses the data. In that regard, part of me loves to see targeting data used in a relevant way like this. But the consumer/skeptic in me knows that the mother using this Elmo-shaped thermometer had no idea her baby's temp was being broadcast (anonymously, but still) back to Kinsa, then sold to Clorox so they could sell 22% more wipes to her neighbors. Via my newsletter this week, subscribe here: https://lnkd.in/ePA767x Full NYTimes article: https://lnkd.in/erjysGD …see more
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Shelly Palmer
CEO at The Palmer Group
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What's new? What's next? What does it mean for your business? Join me every Wednesday at 3 p.m. EST on YouTube. Let's learn together.
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Katie Martell
"To pay attention, this is our endless and proper work." Mary Oliver
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New research out of MIT/Univ of Regina on #fakenews : "People often just don’t think critically enough about the information they encounter... Our research suggests that the solution to politically charged misinformation should involve devoting resources to the spread of accurate information and to training or encouraging people to think more critically. You aren’t doomed to be unreasonable, even in highly politicized times. Just remember that this is also true of people you disagree with." https://lnkd.in/eKEQvjZ …see more
#fakenews
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Shelly Palmer
CEO at The Palmer Group
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Have Google and Facebook thrown their weight around the media business? Yes. Are they monopolies? That’s what these lawsuits will determine.
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Karen Gross
Educator/Author (children and adult books); Senior Counsel, Finn Partners
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As Biden and Harris speak, remember our children and the need to help them understand this election and how we celebrate Democracy (with a capital D) and equality and voice — citizens being heard. Note too that Trump hasn’t conceded. How do children understand that? …see more
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Michelle Chaffee
Founder & CEO at alska- Linkedin Top Voice
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Considering family caregivers in urban design is starting to be a thing. A very good thing. #caregiver #caregiving #urbanplannning
#caregiver #caregiving #urbanplannning
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Shelly Palmer
CEO at The Palmer Group
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Are you going to ISG’s inaugural SourceIT conference (Miami, December 10)? I'm looking forward to speaking there. If you want to attend, use code SHELLY10 to save 10% on registration. https://lnkd.in/e3X6W_X
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Lynne Everatt
Author of The 5-Minute Recharge and Acts of Friendship • Recovering MBA
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Here's a conversation with neuroscientist Shane O'Meara who talks about the superpower that is walking. (Best enjoyed while walking.)
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