Parenting on the Edge of EverythingParenting on the Edge of Everything The world doesn’t pause for postpartum. Next week, I go back to work after parental leave. My baby is still small enough to sleep on my chest. My oldest just … Jun 23 25June 23, 2025Article at Readers Hope
Parenting on the Edge of Everything - The Mom Experience - MediumMy baby is still small enough to sleep on my chest. My oldest just finished Kindergarten. And the world feels like it’s falling apart again. I spent my first postpartum in a haze of the unknown at a… Jun 23 25June 23, 2025Article at Betterism
Product Marketing vs. Content Marketing: Are They Really Separate?Product Marketing vs. Content Marketing: Are They Really Separate? How do we make content that actually resonates and market products that people actually want? First, let’s level set on the … Nov 23 24November 23, 2024Article at Readers Hope
Product Marketing vs. Content Marketing: Are They Really Separate?Content that actually resonates. Products that people actually want.. “Product Marketing vs. Content Marketing: Are They Really Separate?” is published by Michelle Strom in ILLUMINATION. Nov 23 24November 23, 2024Article at Betterism
Sorry, I’m Just Thinking Out Loud.Sorry, I’m Just Thinking Out Loud. I can only think out loud. My thoughts need fresh air to exist, but it’s not always socially appropriate to open a window. The judgment, the subtle glances, the … Mar 03 24March 03, 2024Article at Readers Hope
Sorry, I’m Just Thinking Out Loud.I can only think out loud. My thoughts need fresh air to exist, but it’s not always socially appropriate to open a window. The judgment, the subtle glances, the presumption that I’m complaining, being dramatic, or attention-seeking. It’s just how… Mar 03 24March 03, 2024Article at Medium
Redefining the Chaos of Our Neurodivergent BrainsThe most helpful emails in health Get hand-picked resources and highlights from our Mighty community straight to your inbox. Browse our free newsletters Picture this: Our brains are like musical ensembles, and each musician is a different cognitive… Nov 09 23November 09, 2023Article at The Mighty
Bright Minds and Wild Hearts: Seeing ADHD Through My Daughter’s EyesA reflection of myself, only bolder. Sep 19 23September 19, 2023Article at The Shortform
Buddy Check to Fellow Edtech MarketersBecause the classrooms we serve are in a time of crisis, and mission-driven marketing can take a call. Aug 24 23August 24, 2023Article at Readers Hope
Why These 9 Literacy Skills Are Every Teacher’s Best Kept SecretThere’s a misconception that literacy skills are just being able to read and write. In reality, they’re the skills you use when extracting key details, understanding the main idea, interpreting unfamiliar words, bringing in prior knowledge,… Aug 22 23August 22, 2023Article at BrainPOP
More Than a Feeling: The Happiness Hack of Making MixtapesTune into the art and science behind how making mixtapes is better for your brain. Jul 18 23July 18, 2023Article at Readers Hope
More Than a Feeling: The Hidden Hack of Making MixtapesTune into the art and science behind intentional song selection. Jul 18 23July 18, 2023Article at Betterism
Turning Strong Roots into Gentle Strength and Other Things I’ve Learned So Far as a MomTurning Strong Roots into Gentle Strength and Other Things I’ve Learned So Far as a Mom Giving my daughter the space to feel her feelings gave both of us more room to grow. I was raised by a single … Jul 05 23July 05, 2023Article at Readers Hope
How Marketing Attracts & UX Connects: Teaming Up for Inclusive Edtech ExperiencesHow cross-functional alignment helps create inclusive digital learning experiences that go beyond compliance and genuinely resonate with diverse learners. Jun 29 23June 29, 2023Article at Readers Hope
BrainPOP’s Back-to-School Countdown Begins at ISTEIt’s that time of year again: The BrainPOP team is hitting the road for ISTE! We’re eager to connect with some of the brightest minds from schools and classrooms nationwide, and Booth 2634 is the hot spot you won’t want to miss. And Moby’s not the… Jun 23 23June 23, 2023Article at BrainPOP
Rethinking Overthinking: 5 Ways I Use ChatGPT as Cognitive ScaffoldingOvercoming cognitive chaos, one chat at a time. Picture the organization of a 13-year-old’s room, where the notion of ‘cleaning’ involves shoving all the clutter under the bed. That’s my mind. That’s the adventure of having an ADHD brain. My thoughts… Jun 02 23June 02, 2023Article at Towards AI
F-Stops and False Starts: Confessions of an Art School DropoutPersonal essay on navigating the overexposure of art school life, finding focus, and developing a clearer picture of my own identity. May 25 23May 25, 2023Article at The Narrative Arc
F-Stops and False Starts: Confessions of an Art School DropoutPERSONAL ESSAY F-Stops and False Starts: Confessions of an Art School Dropout On finding focus, developing negatives, and other photography metaphors. In high school, I likened myself to a regular … May 21 23May 21, 2023Article at Readers Hope
The Real Reason I Care Too Much About Everything at WorkThe Real Reason I Care Too Much About Everything at Work Let’s talk about the phenomena of Justice Sensitivity. You know that person at your job who always seems to have feedback, is first to voice … May 15 23May 15, 2023Article at Readers Hope
Scene and Heard: How Early 2000s Emo Wrote the Branding PlaybookScene and Heard: How Early 2000s Emo Wrote the Branding Playbook An ode to the punk rock princesses, garage band kings, and everyone in between. Let’s rewind the tape. It’s the early 2000s, and … May 15 23May 15, 2023Article at Readers Hope
