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Elizabeth McNichols retweeted
Yes.
Writing is not a second thing that happens after thinking. The act of writing is an act of thinking. Writing *is* thinking.
Students, academics, and anyone else who outsources their writing to LLMs will find their screens full of words and their minds emptied of thought.
This left me in tears…so good.
“…how a single person can become a vehicle for so many others' most personal hopes; how they can find, in her, a sense of belonging that’s otherwise in short supply.”
nytimes.com/interactive/2023…
Elizabeth McNichols retweeted
1% for the Planet members recognize we must take action—not just on Earth Month or Earth Day, but every day. Make your 1% commitment today: hubs.ly/Q01JBs6P0
#onepercentfortheplanet #earthmonth #businessmember #environmentalgiving #climateaction
This whole thread is worth reading but calling out...
#1 Social media risk and related crisis comms has to be factored into every plan
#2 Transparency is critical
#3 Build up repetitional "currency" before it is needed
Replying to @ProfessorStam
The only way I see to combat this is for firms to have a stronger social media presence, one that they take seriously, not just to push certain social messaging and promotions.
Separately, there was a great Axios Communicators on just this topic earlier this week... quite timely @emayhawk!
axios.com/newsletters/axios-…
Elizabeth McNichols retweeted
History was made today. 🇺🇸
@jessdiggs won the first-ever World Championships GOLD medal for the United States. 🥇
Elizabeth McNichols retweeted
What if you could actually go back in time, and tell yourself what will happen in your own future? Would you choose to know? Or would you choose to be surprised… to find out along the way?
Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. But today is a gift... (cont. below) – at Mareo, Trentino-South Tyrol
Elizabeth McNichols retweeted
as i’ve said on this website before, you don’t have to believe that burning fossil fuel in your home is bad for your health to want to switch to an induction range. the reason to do it is that it is objectively superior to cooking with gas. higher heat with more precise control.
Elizabeth McNichols retweeted
We're proud of all that the 1% for the Planet community has accomplished in 2022—and we're ready for even more impact in 2023.
Thank you for all of the support this year.
Elizabeth McNichols retweeted
It’s an honor to be on this month’s @FastCompany “Brands That Matter” cover. @thenorthface has supported me in accomplishing my biggest dreams, but my most fulfilling role has been working with the Explore Fund Council to create more equity and access in the outdoors.
What an incredible life..."While Ms. Nelson was considered a pioneer for women in adventure sports, he said, her feats deserved no gender qualifier"
I had the sad honor today of writing the @NYTObits for pioneering ski mountaineer Hilaree Nelson nytimes.com/2022/09/28/sport…
“I didn’t want to be a businessman. Now I could die tomorrow and the company is going to continue doing the right thing for the next 50 years, and I don’t have to be around.” 👏🌎
🚨EXCLUSIVE: Yvon Chouinard, who founded the outdoor apparel maker Patagonia and became a reluctant billionaire with his unconventional spin on capitalism, has given away the company. All Patagonia’s profits will now be used to fight climate change.🧵
nytimes.com/2022/09/14/clima…
Elizabeth McNichols retweeted
Quite possibly one of the best ledes in all of sports journalism, via @washingtonpost’s Sally Jenkins, celebrating the GOAT.
#Serena
Elizabeth McNichols retweeted
Always striving to be better 🤝
@alexisohanian also had a message for his wife, #SerenaWilliams ❤️
Excellent advice here!
Seed Stage Founders Undervalue Angels With Marketing & Comms Expertise by @hunterwalk link.medium.com/qvmP2z0uksb
For her book “The Only Woman,” the documentary filmmaker Immy Humes collected group portraits that share a common trait: Each photo has only one woman. theatlantic.com/magazine/arc…
Elizabeth McNichols retweeted
A decade ago, an injury forced Keira D’Amato from running. Motherhood helped her rediscover just how far — and how fast — she could go.
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