Social Media
3 Surprising Key Activities for Thought Leaders that are NOT a Distraction From Your Work…including social media (SHOCKING, right?). In fact, social media & self promotion can be a lab for your thought work rather than a time-suck. Read more to find out how.
Read MoreI’ve been sending this email every few months for several years, to rally people when we’re most despairing. The world should NOT be as it is, and we do have the power to change it. Here’s some deeply practical advice about how each of us can do that, even in the midst of the worst.…
Read MoreOur attention, efforts and social media comments can and do boost people into the mainstream, so we must avoid boosting the platforms of our opponents.
Read MoreOur social media is a huge opportunity. We are culture makers and can use our social media power DELIBERATELY to create a future in which we all flourish.
Read MoreUsing your resources and reputation to lift people starting out is a culture making tool. When we use culture-making business practices, everyone can flourish.
Read MoreImages are an essential business resource and they have culture-making power. For a long time, I knew that but I didn’t know how to herd that set of kittens. So I avoided images altogether. I knew what I didn’t want to do — perpetuate the mandatory pretty that’s a form of internalized misogyny AND perpetuate…
Read MoreEvery day we are creating images, social media content, and messages that influence people. As culture-makers what we do with our media MATTERS.
Read MoreOn my website, the first thing you’ll see is the statement: “We are The Culture Makers”. I say this because it’s true. We have the power to create change and to create a just culture. In our interactions with each other, with friends and family, with power and authorities, online, and professionally, in our businesses…
Read MoreCulture-making Marketing is about our business practices. We can invest in our own communities by selecting apps founded by people with non-dominant identities.
Read MoreIn order to get access to rights and resources, every woman in our culture has to present herself as saleable, consumable object: we must brand ourselves.
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