Thread by @amandanat

Do you watch your information diet?

I get anxious when I haven't spent enough time reading good writing.

Here are some of my recent faves that have made me laugh, think harder, or feel seen:

@robotics on 2 people deciding where to eat:

"A: No, I’ll go to literally any restaurant in this town. Any neighborhood that’s more convenient for you?

B: No, every location in existence is convenient for me."
mcsweeneys.net/articles/with-…

@HEnglandWriter on what keeps us from thinking creatively:

"...it is possible to teach your brain to move away from functional fixedness and instead embrace creative thinking at work and in your personal life."
nesslabs.com/functional-fix…

@ccmarce_writes on influencer marketing — for B2B:

"Influencer marketing isn’t about immediate gains. It probably categorizes more accurately as a brand building exercise."
chantellemarcelle.com/b2b-influencer…

@ThatsMauvelous on ScarJo suing Disney.

Mauv is my favorite anon account. Love how they break down legal news and implications in a way non-legal folks can understand.

https://twitter.com/ThatsMauvelous/status/1421908852346396676

@brianne2k on podcasting for beginners:

"Podcasting is a lot of fun, but it’s also a commitment. You owe it to yourself and your listeners to publish consistently, which requires a lot of time, effort, and creative energy."
briannefleming.com/the-newbies-gu…

@SheaSerrano's email list:

I've bought his ebooks and now I'm on his email list or whatever this is. 😂

"...I stood there and tried to think if there had ever been anyone on the planet who was as good of a person as me."

And finally, a book I'm currently reading is "The Age of Influence" by @NealSchaffer.

Neal writes all about influencer marketing strategy, including engaging your community and employees as influencers.

Here's a link if you want to read along with me.
smile.amazon.com/dp/1400216362/…

Any new creators, writers, or great reads that are top of mind for you? I'd love it if you shared! 👇🏼