It’s been a heck of a week/month/year in the US. The only thing that is truly keeping me going is the day-in, day-out repetitive work that I *have* to do. That’s all. I hope you find something helpful in this issue! – Jenn

Building a Coffee Community in Your Hometown

Building a Coffee Community in Your Hometown

I was interviewed by Barista Magazine about community building.

How to Easily Manage Multiple Social Media Accounts

[BYLINE] Learn how to easily manage multiple social media accounts and use a single-stream tool that organizes all your social profiles and networks into one.

Twitter's Testing an Expanded 280 Character Limit with Some Users

The biggest news out of Twitter is that some users can now type tweets that are twice as long, making everyone read giant paragraphs.

Instagram Adds New Comment Control Options to Help Improve User Safety

Expanded comment blocks and controlling who can comment on your posts

Introducing Polls in Instagram Stories

Will this be a good audience engagement tool?

A. Yes, of course.B. Who cares about engagement?

Email Behavior: When, Where, and How People Check Email in 2017

Email Behavior: When, Where, and How People Check Email in 2017

Most white-collar Americans check their work and personal email every few hours throughout the day, according to this Adobe study. See more on where and how people access their emails.

Product Evangelism: How to Evangelize and Create Advocates

Find out how a product evangelist can support the sales process and help you build an intensely loyal fan base for your product.

3 Ways to Turn Blog Posts into Engaging Instagram Content

1) Pull quotes2) Infographics3) Videos

Whose food is it, anyway? How chefs can approach ‘ethnic’ cuisine respectfully

Whose food is it, anyway? How chefs can approach ‘ethnic’ cuisine respectfully

Can a white chef authentically sell goat curry? And, even if they can, should they? Ann Hui investigates what it means to be a ‘culture vulture’ in the world of food

We Shouldn’t Always Need a “Business Case” to Do the Right Thing

Ethics are an innate part of business. “Arguing that companies should prioritize integrity simply because it is the right thing to do could not be more unfashionable.”

Stop Calling Women Nags — How Emotional Labor is Dragging Down Gender Equality

Clearest, most relatable piece on everyday emotional labor that I’ve ever read.

I've started to get into cuttings / propagation, so here's a heartleaf philodendron that I've put into a Heath Ceramic vase.

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