Three Things
Imah EffiongMusings about the intersection of motherhood, corporate America, capitalism, feminism, and pop culture. It's a fun a place.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 26 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 22 days ago |
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Mid-Year Report Card: The Wins, The Flops, and What I’m Doubling Down on in H2
We have officially crossed the threshold into the second half of the year. If you had told me in January that I’d be sitting here in July having closed on a rental property and flying to Japan, I would have laughed. Not because those things...
The June Edit
If you are a working mom, you already know about “May-cember”—that brutal stretch where the school year wraps up, Q2 deadlines collide, and you are expected to gracefully transition your household into summer without losing your mind.
For...
The Reluctant Return: Why I’m Giving In and Going Back to Instagram
On January 1st, I did what a lot of us threaten to do every single year: I deleted Instagram.
My nervous system was fried, my screen time was an absolute joke, and frankly, my anxiety couldn’t take it anymore. I would go to instagram look...
Twice as Good, Half as Present: Unlearning the Perfectionist’s Blind Spot
Two weeks ago, I sat in a team retrospective, notebook open, pen poised. Every month my team answers the questions:
What went well?
What didn’t go well?
What do I need to be successful?
They started sharing their wins—successful produc...
The March Edit
Can we just have a moment of silence for the first quarter of the year?
We made it through.
If January and February were a marathon of travel and transition, March was my “hard reset.” As I mentioned in my mapping out travel post, I exp...
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Executive by day, NYC mom by choice, and your favorite bff by night. I’m documenting how women lead in tech, parent in the city, and keep our joy intact. Come for the systems, stay for the culture. \ud83d\uddfd\ud83d\udcbb✨
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