Declining social media use is a big problem for Meta's wallet, but their latest patent could mean you'll help them make money long after you're gone.

Is it just me, or does socializing feel harder than it was pre-2020? I spent yesterday at the 3rd annual Women's Leadership Summit here in Boston, where nearly 200 women from a mix of corporate and entrepreneurial backgrounds came together for a day of networking, inspiration, and motivation. The vibes were high, the music was bumping, and there were so many cool women to meet. Six hours later, I'd met and had one-on-one conversations with 15 women, listened to 5 speakers, a

My TV watching habits are, by most standards, kind of lame. The world is ugly enough. I want my TV shows to help me escape, not give me more tragedy and violence. Did I watch House of Cards and Game of Thrones? Sure, but I won't revisit them the way I do Gilmore Girls, Friends, or Fraiser. They don't leave me with the warm and fuzzies, or the hope that there's better in humanity, and that isn't just because their final seasons were flops. Black Mirror? I don’t know her. This

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You likely already know I did two major things earlier this year: left my job to start my own business, and started writing a book. There's a third "big thing" that's been quietly evolving behind the scenes

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This week alone, I've heard multiple stories from and about women who've lost big because they put too much stock in social media. Four steps you can take now to make sure this doesn't happen to you.

The rise of passive watching on social media begs the question: Is social media just mini TV now? (The answer is yes!)

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Why I don't recommend you rely on social media for your big life event or new product launch.

Women are losing visibility and a voice on LinkedIn. Why it's happening and what you can do to make sure no one silences you.

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