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[Women supporting women: a thread]: Had the most uplifting conversation yest with @tdufu, author of #droptheball. I learned from her that no matter how busy we are, we can always find 30 minutes to support others, like she did for me. [1/6]
@tdufu I reached out to Tiffany because her book and experience really spoke to me. I wanted to hear what she's doing now and seek her advice on a long list of things (which she succinctly got through in our 30 mins!) [2/6]
@tdufu One of the topics we talked about was wellbeing. I *love* that women who have read her book feel safe to come to her for practical advice and support on this, a responsibility she does not take lightly. [3/6]
The hot-take genre I am most fascinated by is Middle- and Upper-Class White Men Who Have The Key To #Productivity. I am on many of their mailing lists. I follow many of them on Twitter. I find their ideas for morning and evening routines precious and adorable. (#thread)
Somehow, they have constructed lives (at least as they tell it) that appear to be free of the chaos injected by a child or children that wake up at non-regular times, demanding an immediate hug, Lego consultation, or story. Their mornings seem consistent, calm, manageable.
Eat the frog first! they say. Journal for 10 minutes! Drink a tall glass of lukewarm lemon water! Step outside for that critical burst of nature that makes all the difference! Exercise for 30 minutes while listening to an audiobook!
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I mean.
