workLIT
Heather M. CoughlinA weekly newsletter where the creative and curious document the poetry of work—past, present, and future—before the robots take over.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 59 | Subscribers | Read | heathercoughlin.substack.com |
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Memo #37: FOMO, FOBO and JOMO
FOMO or “fear of missing out” is commonly defined as the cognitive anxiety felt when you are not participating in something you perceive to be of value—socially, professionally, even financially, as markets rally or startups hype.
Memo #36: The Hummingbird Effect
Creativity and innovation in one part of the market often have an outsized impact across vastly different industries or applications, although it may take time and distance to recognize the links.
Memo #35: Overtime
Time is one of the oldest poetic subjects, given the intersection of the practical and the sacred. We’ve measured and managed it in many different ways over millennia and across cultures. Last week, some of us “lost” an hour, and others did...
TGIS: Purse Strings (encore)
Happy Sunday. I’m posting a day early to celebrate the 115th International Women’s Day. I’m also reposting a poem from the workLIT archives, as our audience has grown, and this one fits.
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Corporate Poet. Experienced growth, product & change leader - I like shaking up the status quo - digital wealth & health entrepreneur - strategic advisor/board member.
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