You know how it is. Sometimes the week just gets away from you. And those things you were meaning to do just simply don’t get done. And nowhere is that more often true than with writing on the internet. You always mean to. But sometimes you don’t.
Lucky for you, I still had time to read. I read a lot. Looking for inspiration. And that’s how I happened upon three awesome posts that are worth your while. So I thought I’d share them.
First, from Puppet founder Luke Kanies on the challenges of trying to be who people expect, rather than who you are:
“The High Cost of Fitting In” — @puppetmasterd https://t.co/2qW55UUqx5 pic.twitter.com/VuToGgEMNU
— Rick Turoczy (@turoczy) May 2, 2017
Second, some great guidance on hiring and onboarding for startups from Kristen Gallagher:
“MVP Onboarding For The 97% of Startups Who Have None” by @kristenmaeve https://t.co/X9fPjAUDmZ pic.twitter.com/70V4sYBCbk
— Rick Turoczy (@turoczy) May 5, 2017
And finally, since May is Mental Health Awareness month:
“Let’s End the Stigma Around Mental Health” by @techstars https://t.co/UzoPKRCwrT pic.twitter.com/sT14g7Pufq
— Rick Turoczy (@turoczy) May 2, 2017
Have a good weekend. Take care of yourselves. I’ll see you next week.
