https://londonplaywrightsblog.com/tjps82m3g This is a little embarrassing. The last time I sat down to write one of these “quarterly” updates was in April 2019.
https://openrepeater.com/ia90alu2 That was definitely more than a quarter ago.
https://www.sugardoodle.net/uyt8d4x6m5 To put it mildly: A lot has happened since then.
https://hoodcountytoday.com/mxqdfrb The last two-thirds of 2019 went mostly as expected, personally and professionally. Highlights included a trip to Bali/Singapore/Tokyo in May, another awesome World Domination Summit in June, going to Montréal for the first time in September, visiting Tokyo/Osaka/Kyoto in November, releasing my Skillshare course, maintaining a core base of clients, and continuing to be involved with the Oakland chapter of CreativeMornings.
http://documentingmydinner.com/pasta/ The first quarter of 2020 was shaping up to be great—I visited some friends in Florida, attended Alt Summit in Palm Springs, and was getting excited about upcoming trips and new ideas for business.
http://isaers.com/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron=1746206681.8073689937591552734375 And then COVID-19 happened.
https://www.wearegradient.net/lihjmldsk5 The turning point for me was in mid-March when the shelter-in-place order went into effect in California.
https://stoneparkusa.com/no_category/2z02cetov4r Professionally, the early stages of quarantine/lockdown led to a lot of work since many of my clients wanted to produce resources to help their customers adapt to working from home (I share many of those below). And it didn’t feel like a huge change since I’d already been working this way for over two years.
go to site But it soon became clear that this wasn’t just a two-week phase and we’d be living this way for the foreseeable future.
https://richmonddoha.com/2uekttqpj And then, the highly publicized murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd brought awareness of America’s systemic racism into the national conversation. On a personal level, I realized I’d been ignorant about what it means to be Black in this country. I think my reactions are typical: It hurts to admit this and it’s scary to talk about these topics for fear of “getting it wrong.” This is an ongoing process—I’m still trying to learn more and expand my awareness.
go to link So yes, there’s been a lot happening since I last sat down to reflect on my recent work. But if you’ve made it this far and you’d still like to see what I’ve been up to, I certainly don’t want to disappoint you.
Greenhouse
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https://alliancehosedemexico.com/j59vxeeg When Hiring Slows Down, You Don’t Have to: A Recruiter’s Guide to Adapting
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http://isaers.com/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron=1746220856.0718200206756591796875 Distributed Hiring and Remote Working: The Ultimate Guide (eBook)
Udemy for Business
http://documentingmydinner.com/wp-content/plugins/seoplugins/ At Udemy for Business, my recent work has been focused on workplace wellness and boosting productivity. I also wrote a two-part series on supporting recent graduates and interns in a remote environment.
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https://www.towerstreetinsurance.com/blog/wb5c9cl How to Help Recent Graduates Succeed at Remote Work: Part 1
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Product Talk
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productboard
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https://www.receitas4dummies.com/vhr3ukjumi Kate O’Neill on Bringing a Human-Centered Approach to Product Management
https://openrepeater.com/7sfi9gn The Essential Guide to Product Discovery (eBook)
source url For the time being I don’t have any travel plans or big projects of my own under way. My main goal at the moment is to take each day as it comes and focus on the present. But I do hope to be back in the next quarter (give or take) with more updates on what I’ve been up to!
https://londonplaywrightsblog.com/cei3b3grv7m I do have a little extra availability in my schedule at the moment, so if you happen to need any writing/editing/content marketing help, please feel free to get in touch to discuss how we might work together!