The Edition: No. 367
Jul 6, 2023
Never get so busy making a living that you forget to make a life. // Dolly Parton
+ How to ask for a raise. #justdoit
+ These $60 jeans are absolutely perfect for summer.
+ Love wine? You have to follow this Instagram account.
+ Get designer swim vibes for a mid-price with Palmacea & MinkPink.
+ Self-confidence is just telling yourself the right stories.
+ The gauze button up you need for summer Zoom calls.
+ Throwback: Remember how we spent free-time before smartphones?
+ I am in love with this $60 floral dress. So pretty.
+ HBR’s podcast offers leadership advice for introverts.
+ Discounted summer suits at Ann Taylor; love this one.
+ Her Royal Highness’s drop scones are this Saturday’s breakfast.
+ The best spot carpet cleaner for kids, pets, and life.
+ The mid-career workers who are pivoting their dream jobs.
+ Outnet Shoes: These chic heeled sandals and Grecian flat sandals.
+ When to have sex after a positive ovulation test.
+ This vintage-y strawberry print dress (also in plus) is sublime.
One Scary Thing. Thousands of Americans are trying to leave QAnon, but it’s almost impossible to escape the cult of conspiracy.
The Watergate is a D.C. icon. If you’re as fascinated by the people who live there and the place they call home as I am, Washingtonian has you covered. I loved this article so much, I read it twice. From the past to the present, the building is fascinating.
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HBR equating introversion with shyness really rankles. They’re not the same thing! I am an introvert because I recharge with alone time or hanging with just my family. I am not shy about speaking up in meetings, chatting with people at networking events, or giving a presentation. The perspective I wish companies would have is that events out of work hours make me feel less “on” the next day than if I’d had that time to myself.
I agree, Cat. I’m not only not-shy, I am specifically known for being outspoken! It feels like pieces like this are done by extroverts who don’t, “get it.” (Not that an extrovert cannot, “get it,” just that this/these ones don’t.) I need time to decompress in my own space without a bunch of other energy so I can return sharp and ready to tackle what the workday has ahead.