Off The Ladder
Alli KushnerLife doesn't belong on a ladder. This is where we talk about that out loud: the structural case on work, caregiving, money, and ambition, plus one live experiment in building a life that doesn't run in a straight line.
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For the last 15 months, I’ve been on a mission to be more visible. Very much on purpose, and doing so in public, where people can see me and, theoretically, judge me.
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How to Stay Generous Without Disappearing
We’ve all either read The Giving Tree to our kids or had it read to us a bazillion times. Someone recently got the book for my kids, so it’s been in the rotation lately. Last week I got to the last page and physically had to put it down, li...
Visibility Is The New Currency, Whether You Like It Or Not
There was a stretch of my adolescence, sometime in the early 2000s, when I was quietly convinced my life was a television show and no one had bothered to tell me.
I’d catch myself narrating, performing for a camera I couldn’t see, half-exp...
I Work at LinkedIn, and Your Profile Sucks
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Forbes.com contributor, keynote speaker, 9-5 at LinkedIn. I write about the future of work, owning your narrative, and building something more interesting and stable than climbing someone else's ladder. Mom of two, drinker of way too much coffee. ☕️
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