#Per Sandberg

[heihallohadet]

@ghostcat3000 Fingers crossed that your next year will be far less plagued by health issues🤍

The cat looks a bit disgruntled but there is a lot of humor behind Marthe Karen Kampen’s charming painting (“Per Sandberg”, 2019).

[abr]

Ogni giorno, ciascuno di noi decide quanta parte del suo lavoro, della sua socialità, dei suoi sentimenti vuole condividere online, quanta parte di sé vuole mettere in mostra.

L’ascesa dell’autopromozione sui social media ha fatto sì che oggi, per le persone, costruire un personal brand sia una sorta di seconda natura. (...) Promuovere se stessi e il proprio lavoro è diventato tanto importante quanto saper fare il proprio lavoro. Avere un seguito è diventato il paradossale prerequisito per crearsi un seguito. (...)

Che cosa c’è di male? (...) Sheryl Sandberg, ex responsabile operativo di Meta e per lungo tempo braccio destro di Mark Zuckerberg,(...) ha spiegato: “Perrier è un brand. Crest è un brand. Le persone non sono così lineari. Quando ci impacchettiamo, diventiamo inefficaci e inautentici. Il mio consiglio è: non impacchettatevi”.

(L)a situazione (potrebbe sfuggire) di mano: (per) costruire il loro brand personale, le persone devono essere ‘always on’, aggiornando il profilo social più volte al giorno con dei contenuti attentamente curati e che vadano incontro ai gusti delle persone con cui vogliono socializzare o lavorare (...) . Ciò introduce una forma di costante automonitoraggio. Costringe a essere molto strumentali nei confronti della propria vita personale. (...) È assodato come la necessità di essere “always on” (...) sia direttamente collegata al drammatico aumento dei casi di burnout, (...) uno stress cronico non gestito, mostrandoci sempre performativi, sempre sul pezzo (...) mentre nella realtà siamo vittime di ansia, depressione (...).

via https://www.iltascabile.com/scienze/personal-branding/

Evidenziano un tema interessante e attualissimo, bravi, ma questi de IlTascabile lo banalizzano: questa sarebbe una mera degenerazione "neolibberista" (??!!??) dovuta al fatto che là fuori so' tutti freelance. La loro soluzione qual è? Postofisso shtatale pe'tutti ? Il reddito di cittadinanza?

In realtà confondono effetti con cause: "tutti freelance" è un effetto non la causa della cd. FLUIDITA' contemporanea, molto promossa dai benecomunisti (che pur relativisti non sono affatto ma gli fa gioco esserlo: puro inganno tipo taqiyyah islamica, per svellere i pochi punti fermi Occidentali rimasti). E confondono malesseri e scuse con sindromi vere: ma quale snowflake burnout, viviamo in un mondo dove la realtà non esiste più, soppiantata da milioni di Truman Show volontari.

Vale per i ggiovani irrequieti e poco stabili (come da sempre, anche quando FLUIDITA' era sinonimo di narcisismo da IMMATURITA'), vale con fatica anche per i menogiovani hipster che invecchiare non vorrebbero ... quindi non maturano.

Una volta eran casalinghe, oggi fanno le chef virtuali; un tempo promotrici Amway, oggi fanno le influencer di cremine.Ma quali freelance, si autopromuovono tutti, anche gli artigiani, anche chi ha contratto a tempo indeterminato, cfr. LinkedIn. Tutti follower: i veri leader non pubblicano mai granché di se stessi e della loro vita vera, hanno chi fa la NARRATIVA per loro, si fanno seguire non seguono.

[fashionbooksmilano]

Annie Leibovitz Ritratti 2005-2016

Editor Sharon DeLano

Progetto Grafico Jeff Streeper

White Star, Milano 2017, 313 pagine, 28x37 cm, ISBN 978-8854036154

euro 75,00

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Annie Leibovitz è una delle fotografe più influenti del nostro tempo e la sua carriera si snoda su quasi cinque decenni, a partire dagli anni ’70 quando si è dedicata a immortalare il mondo del rock-and-roll. Per questa nuova raccolta Annie Leibovitz ha selezionato 150 ritratti di figure celebri e di grande influenza sulla scena mondiale. Le sue immagini documentano la cultura contemporanea attraverso l'occhio e l'intuizione dell'artista, facendo leva su una sorprendente capacità di mettere a nudo i tratti più intimi anche di personaggi la cui notorietà sembrerebbe aver già svelato ogni segreto.

One of the most influential photographers of our time, Annie Leibovitz has a career spanning nearly five decades, starting in the 1970s when she was a widely acclaimed photographer at Rolling Stone. At Vanity Fair and Vogue and in independent projects, Leibovitz expanded her repertoire as a portraitist with a distinctive style. Her many honuors include being designated a Living Legend by the Library of Congress, and her work is exhibited at museums around the world. There are over 150 subjects in Portraits 2005-2016, including Venus and Serena Williams, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, LeBron James, Sheryl Sandberg, Anna Wintour, Leonard Cohen, Jasper Johns, Caitlyn Jenner, Gloria Steinem, Joan Didion, Barack Obama, and Queen Elizabeth II.

20/07/23

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[mrs-storm-andrews]

23 Books in 2023

I was tagged by @duchess-of-tales to name 23 books I've read in 2023. Have to admit that I haven't actually read any of these, but listened to them as audio books instead. So, here are 23 audio books I've listened to in 2023 (in chronological order):

Helen Fields: Perfect Remains (all 5 books of the series)

Astrid Fitz: Der dunkle Himmel

Ellen Sandberg: Die Schweigende

Ezekiel Boone: The Hatching

Las Kepler: The Hypnotist (8 of 9 books of the series)

Charlotte Link: Haus der Schwestern

Tana French: The Secret Place

Philipp P. Peterson: Vakuum

Stephen King: 11/22/63

Andy Weir: The Martian

Max Brooks: World War Z

Nathan Hill: The Nix

Lothar-Günther Buchheim: Das Boot

Dan Simmons: The Terror

Allen Eskens: The Life We Bury

Primo Levi: If This Is a Man

Robert Harris: Fatherland

Eva Garcia Saenz: The Silence of the White City (all 3 books of the series)

John Grisham: The Racketeer

Frederick Forsyth: The Odessa File

Andreas Gruber: Das Eulentor

Steve Cavanagh: The Defense (4 of 6 books of the series)

Donna Tartt: The Secret History

I've listened to at least twice as many audio books than listed here. Probably about 2 per week. I'm an audio book addict, hands down.

Well, I'd like to tag @cafeleningrad, @jessthebooklover (for obvious name reasons), @bloody-wonder and @myrxellabaratheon for this one.

[theculturedmarxist]

It's fun to clown on Musk, but in this case he's actually right.

Whether or not risk of myocarditis is greater as a result of contracting covid is irrelevant to whether or not it is also a risk of taking the vaccine. In fact, knowledge of that risk is vital to having the informed consent necessary to administering that vaccine, especially now when it seems to be the case that there is a compounding risk of myocarditis from repeated covid boosters.

And when the current expectation is that people are going to a) get multiple boosters per year and b) get multiple infections per year, every year, for the foreseeable future, yeah, that's an important consideration.

And I remember that when the vaccines first came out that any and all mention of adverse side effects, including the possibility of myocarditis or adverse effect on menstruation, were called misinformation and anti-vaxxer nonsense or conspiracy theories, all because the Biden administration wanted to get as many people vaccinated as possible as quickly as possible in order to force people to "return to normal."

The most embarrassing revelation of the “Facebook Files” released by House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan yesterday (described in more detail here) involves the news media:

In one damning email, an unnamed Facebook executive wrote to Mark Zuckerberg and Cheryl Sandberg:

We are facing continued pressure from external stakeholders, including the White House and the press, to remove more Covid-19 vaccine discouraging content.

We see repeatedly in internal communications not only in the email above, but in the Twitter Files, in the exhibits of the Missouri v Biden lawsuit, and even in the Freedom of Information request results beginning to trickle in here at Racket, that the news media has for some time been working in concert with civil society organizations, government, and tech platforms, as part of the censorship apparatus.

In the summer of 2021, the White House and Joe Biden were in the middle of a major factual faceplant. They were not only telling people the Covid-19 vaccine was a sure bet — “You’re not going to get Covid if you have these vaccinations” is how Biden put it — but that those who questioned its efficacy were “killing people.” But the shot didn’t work as advertised. It didn’t prevent contraction or transmission, something Biden himself continued to be wrong about as late as December of that year.

If you go back and give a careful read to corporate media content from that time describing the administration’s war against “disinformation,” you’ll see outlets were themselves not confident the vaccine worked. Take the New York Times effort from July 16th, 2021, “They’re Killing People: Biden Denounces Social Media for Virus Disinformation.” You can see the Times tiptoeing around what they meant, when they used the word “disinformation.” In this and other pieces they used phrases like, “the spread of anti-vaccine misinformation,” “how to track misinformation,” “the prevalence of misinformation,” even “Biden’s forceful statement capped weeks of anger in the White House over the dissemination of vaccine disinformation,” but they repeatedly hesitated to say what the misinformation was.

Any editor will tell you this language is a giveaway. Journalists wrote expansively about “disinformation,” but rarely got into specifics. They knew that they couldn’t state with certainty that the vaccine worked, that there weren’t side effects, etc., yet still denounced people who asked those questions. This is because they agreed with the concept of “malinformation,” i.e. there are things that may be true factually, but which may produce political results considered adverse. “Hestiancy” was one such bugbear. Note the language from the unnamed Facebook executive above, which describes the press lashing out “Covid-19 vaccine discouraging content,” not “disinformation.”

This is total corruption of the news. We’re supposed to be in the business of questioning officials, even if the questions are unpopular. That’s our entire role! If we don’t do that, we serve no purpose, maybe even a negative purpose. Moreover, think of the implications. News outlets wail about “disinformation” when they’re aware the public has tuned them out. When people don’t listen to reporters, it’s usually because they suck. You can do the math, as to why the current crop embraces censorship. A more embarrassing outcome for our business would be hard to imagine.

[my-chaos-radio]

Release: August 24, 1999

Lyrics:

Baby, I'm so into you

You got that something

What can I do?

Baby, you spin me around

The earth is moving, but I can't feel the ground

Every time you look at me

My heart is jumping, it's easy to see

Loving you means so much more

More than anything I ever felt before

Oh, oh

You drive me crazy

I just can't sleep

I'm so excited, I'm in too deep

Whoa oh oh, crazy, but it feels alright

Baby, thinking of you keeps me up all night

Tell me you're so into me

That I'm the only one you will see

Tell me I'm not in the blue, oh

That I'm not wasting my feelings on you

Loving you means so much more

More than anything I ever felt before

You drive me crazy

I just can't sleep

I'm so excited, I'm in too deep

Whoa oh oh, crazy, but it feels alright

Baby, thinking of you keeps me up all night

Crazy, I just can't sleep

I'm so excited, I'm in too deep

Crazy, but it feels alright

Every day and every night

You drive me crazy (you drive me crazy, baby)

I'm so excited, I'm in too deep

Whoa oh oh, crazy (you make me feel alright)

Baby, thinking of you keeps me up all night (oh, oh)

Songwriter:

You drive me crazy (you drive me crazy, baby)

Yeah eh eh yeah

Whoa oh oh, crazy, but it feels alright (you drive me crazy, baby)

Baby, thinking of you keeps me up all night

Baby, thinking of you keeps me up all night

David Bength Kreuger / Jorgen Kjell Elofsson / Martin Karl Sandberg / Per Olof Magnusson

SongFacts:

👉📖

[igettalk]

There have been many unverified claims that Kamala Harris's campaign paid heavily for celebrity endorsements following her defeat to Donald Trump who was said to have spent only $750 million. The claims say that the vice president spent a whopping $1 billion for her campaign and over $15 million was spent in payments to top celebrities many of which appeared in her rallies or she appeared on their TV show. According to the Washington Examiner, Harris spent millions on celebrity-filled events which saw the likes of Lady Gaga, Katty Perry, Beyonce's timed-bait rally, and Oprah Winfrey's Town Hall, amongst others. The list below shows the alleged sum paid to each celebrity/public figure. $10 to Beyonce$5M to Megan Thee Stallion$2.3M to Lizzo$1.8M to Eminem$1M to Oprah An alleged Harris campaign document showed $1 million paid in two tranches of $500k each to Ophra Winfrey's company - Harpo Productions, with the details of the spender and description given as "Harris For President" and "Event Production" respectively. Ophra however, denied receiving any payment (a million dollars) to endorse Harris, when she was asked by TMZ. "Not True"! She said firmly. https://twitter.com/Bubblebathgirl/status/1856143097186418714 Millions were also said to have been paid out to various marketing and advertising agencies and event managers. Harris's allegedly extravagant campaign spending also included a 6-figure payment for a customized set so she could appear on Alex Cooper's "Call Her Daddy podcast", which was filmed in a hotel room, and a likely $450k per day advert on huge Las Vegas Sphere (video below). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MnwsGD_nr8 According to Newsweek, FactCheck.org inquired about claims and a told by a Harris agent that it was not true. Politico also said there was no evidence to back up the viral claims, and Beyonce's manager said the claims were ridiculous. Though the alleged payments might not necessarily be for endorsement, payments for celebrity appearances might be to cover expenditures like logistics, hotel, etc. However, the huge sum involvement in this case left many thinking otherwise. Harris raised $1 billion in donations within a few months to support her quest for the presidency - the most raised in the history of the United States. According to the Federal Election Commission, her campaign had spent over $900 million as at October 16. According to Politico bureau chief Christopher Cadelago, she had a $20 million debt at the end of the election and there were other unverified reports that she owed salaries to her staff. The public felt she focused on spending the money hastily on publicity, rather than addressing core issues on immigration, security, and inflation. While the talks of celebrity payment for endorsement lingers, here is a full list of the top celebs that reportedly either showed their disdain for Trump or supported Harris: - Beyonce - Taylor Swift - Stevie Nicks - Willie Nelson - Brittney Spencer - Cher - Marc Anthony - Lizzo - Usher - Olivia Rodrigo - John Legend - Cardi B - Kesha - Billie Eilish - Bruce Springsteen - Neil Young - Whoopi Goldberg - George Clooney - Barbra Streisand - Rosie O’Donnell - Jamie Lee Curtis - Jane Fonda - Ben Stiller - Kathy Griffin - John Stamos - Ed Helms - Tiffany Haddish - Matt Damon - Jennifer Aniston - Mel Brooks - Robert De Niro - Jennifer Lawrence - Bryan Cranston - Anne Hathaway - Spike Lee - Aaron Sorkin - Andy Cohen - Mark Cuban - Bill Gates - Laurene Powell Jobs - Arthur Blank - Michael Bloomberg - John Pritzker - Sheryl Sandberg - Eric Schmidt - Steven Spielberg - Reed Hastings - Christy Walton - Melinda French Gates - Sean Parker - Steph Curry - Chris Paul (CP3) - Dave Bautista Read the full article

[gplayr]

Till Daybreak Film Will Launch on April 25, 2025 Sony and Ballistic Moon’s remake of Till Daybreak has failed to draw a lot of an viewers on each PS5 and PC, however the horror sport will quickly be getting one other probability to shine, and in a... https://blog.gplayr.com/until-dawn-movie-will-release-on-april-25-2025/

[awardseasonblog]

(via Oscar 2025 Miglior film internazionale: la Norvegia seleziona Armand)

Armand, l'acclamata opera prima di Halfdan Ullmann Tøndel,nipote d’arte di Liv Ullmann e Ingmar Bergman, è stato designato dalla Norvegia come rappresentante nazionale per gli Oscar 2025 nella categoria Miglior Film Internazionale.

Il film, che decostruisce i canoni del dramma sociale borghese,ha conquistato la Caméra d'Or nella sezione Un Certain Regard dell'ultimo Festival di Cannes.

 Nella storia degli Oscar la Norvegia è stata nominata 6 volte: Nove vite di Arne Skouen (1958), L’arciere di ghiaccio di Nils Gaup (1988), Gli angeli della domenica di Berit Nesheim (1997), Elling di Petter Næss  (2002), Kon-Tiki di Joachim Rønning e Espen Sandberg (2013), La persona peggiore del mondo (2022) senza però mai riuscire a conquistare la statuetta. 

[pagebypagereviews]

# 12 Books Every Entrepreneur Needs on Their Shelf Entrepreneurship is a journey filled with challenges, learning, and growth. To navigate this path, knowledge and inspiration are invaluable assets. Books, with their vast reservoirs of wisdom, serve as excellent mentors. Here, we explore 12 must-read books that offer insights into the mindset, strategies, and skills essential for every entrepreneur. ## The Lean Startup by Eric Ries Eric Ries revolutionized the way startups approach product development and business growth. "The Lean Startup" introduces principles like the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and continuous innovation to create successful businesses in an efficient manner. It's a guide to learning what your customers really want and testing your vision continuously, adapting and adjusting before it's too late. ## Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future by Peter Thiel Peter Thiel, a co-founder of PayPal and an early investor in Facebook, shares unconventional wisdom on startup success. "Zero to One" emphasizes creating new things over copying what already exists. Thiel argues that true innovation comes from going from 0 to 1, not from 1 to n. This book challenges entrepreneurs to think differently and boldly about the future. ## The Hard Thing About Hard Things: Building a Business When There Are No Easy Answers by Ben Horowitz Ben Horowitz, co-founder of Andreessen Horowitz, shares the raw and real side of entrepreneurship. This book doesn't shy away from the tough aspects of running a business, offering advice on difficult situations that business books typically avoid. It's a must-read for understanding the persistence and leadership required to navigate the entrepreneurial journey. ## The $100 Startup by Chris Guillebeau Chris Guillebeau inspires with stories of individuals who have built successful businesses with modest investments. The $100 Startup" is a testament to the fact that with a marketable skill, creativity, and a bit of hustle, you can achieve financial independence through entrepreneurship. It's particularly appealing for those looking to start a business on a shoestring budget. ## How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie Though not a business book per se, Dale Carnegie's timeless classic is essential for entrepreneurs. Effective communication and relationship-building are at the heart of any successful business. "How to Win Friends and Influence People" offers invaluable advice on understanding people, winning them over, and influencing their decisions in a positive way. ## Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman delves into the two systems that drive the way we think. Understanding these can help entrepreneurs make better decisions, understand their customers, and lead their teams more effectively. Thinking, Fast and Slow" is a deep dive into human psychology and its implications for business and economics. ## The E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber Michael E. Gerber dispels the myths surrounding starting your own business and walks you through the steps in the life of a business from entrepreneurial infancy, through adolescent growing pains, to the mature entrepreneurial perspective. "The E-Myth Revisited" is a must-read for anyone thinking about starting a business or trying to rejuvenate one. ## Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action by Simon Sinek Simon Sinek explores how leaders can inspire cooperation, trust, and change. He argues that the most successful leaders, companies, and movements all start with WHY - their purpose, cause, or belief. Start with Why" offers insights into how entrepreneurs can inspire themselves, their teams, and their customers by discovering their "why. ## Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead by Sheryl Sandberg Sheryl Sandberg, COO of Facebook, addresses issues of leadership and gender in the workplace. "Lean In" encourages women to pursue their ambitions and aims to change the conversation from what women can’t do to what they can.

It's an important read for both male and female entrepreneurs to foster a more inclusive business environment. ## The Innovator’s Dilemma by Clayton M. Christensen Clayton M. Christensen's groundbreaking book explains why large companies fail when they ignore the "disruptive technologies" that eventually overtake them. "The Innovator’s Dilemma" is crucial for understanding how to innovate in ways that create new markets and value networks. It's a guide for entrepreneurs aiming to disrupt existing markets or create new ones. ## Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap...and Others Don’t by Jim Collins Jim Collins presents a study of why some companies are able to make the leap to greatness while others are not. Through rigorous research, "Good to Great" identifies key principles for turning a good company into a great one. This book offers strategic lessons on leadership, discipline, and the importance of getting the right people on the bus. ## Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us by Daniel H. Pink Daniel H. Pink examines the three elements of true motivation—autonomy, mastery, and purpose. "Drive" challenges traditional notions about how to motivate people and offers insights into doing it effectively in today’s world. It's particularly relevant for entrepreneurs looking to motivate their teams and create an engaging work culture. ## Conclusion These 12 books provide a blend of inspiration, practical advice, and deep insights into the challenges and opportunities of entrepreneurship. From understanding the psychology behind decision-making to mastering the art of innovation and leadership, these reads cover essential aspects that every entrepreneur needs to know. Having these books on your shelf not only equips you with knowledge but also serves as a constant reminder of the resilience, creativity, and vision required to build and sustain a successful business. Whether you're just starting out or looking to take your business to the next level, these books are valuable resources that can help guide your entrepreneurial journey.

[dipfearworld]

LIGHTS OUT

David F. Sandberg, 2016, per articolare un’idea terrificante: LIGHTS OUT ANNO 2016 GENERE 👻PARANORMAL DURATA 1:21′ REGISTA DAVID F. SANDBERG TRAMA Rebecca, sin da bambina, non è mai stata sicura di cosa fosse reale quando si spegnevano le luci. Ora suo fratello più piccolo, Martin, sta vivendo gli stessi eventi terrificanti che in passato avevano messo a dura prova la sua salute…

[drclaudiosaracinodcsworld]

PRODUTTIVITÀ E IPNOSI? Ipnosi DCS unica al mondo

🌀💼 Se desideri aumentare la tua produttività e ottenere risultati straordinari nella tua vita professionale, l'ipnosi vera e professionale potrebbe essere la chiave per sbloccare il tuo pieno potenziale!

Grazie alla sua capacità di migliorare la concentrazione, la motivazione e la gestione dello stress, l'ipnosi sta aiutando sempre più persone in tutto il mondo a raggiungere livelli di produttività mai immaginati. 🚀

Numerosi personaggi famosi hanno pubblicamente testimoniato i benefici dell'ipnosi nel migliorare la produttività e il successo professionale.

Ecco le dichiarazioni di 10 celebrità che hanno trovato ispirazione e motivazione grazie all'ipnosi:

1️⃣ Elon Musk: "L'ipnosi mi ha aiutato a concentrarmi sulle mie priorità e a mantenere alta la mia performance lavorativa."

2️⃣ Beyoncé: "Dopo aver sperimentato l'ipnosi, ho notato un aumento significativo della mia creatività e della mia produttività."

3️⃣ Barack Obama: "Grazie all'ipnosi, ho imparato a gestire lo stress e a mantenere la calma anche nelle situazioni più impegnative."

4️⃣ Serena Williams: "L'ipnosi mi ha aiutato a visualizzare il successo e a raggiungere nuovi traguardi nella mia carriera sportiva."

5️⃣ Jeff Bezos: "L'ipnosi ha giocato un ruolo fondamentale nel mio percorso imprenditoriale, aiutandomi a mantenere la concentrazione e la determinazione."

6️⃣ Oprah Winfrey: "Dopo aver provato l'ipnosi, ho notato un netto miglioramento nella mia produttività e nella mia capacità di gestire le sfide quotidiane."

7️⃣ Cristiano Ronaldo: "L'ipnosi ha contribuito ad aumentare la mia resilienza e la mia determinazione, permettendomi di raggiungere livelli di eccellenza nel mio sport."

8️⃣ Sheryl Sandberg: "L'ipnosi mi ha insegnato a superare i momenti di stallo e a mantenere alta la mia produttività nel mondo degli affari."

9️⃣ Will Smith: "Grazie all'ipnosi, ho imparato a eliminare le distrazioni e a concentrarmi sulle mie priorità, ottenendo così risultati straordinari."

🔟 Victoria Beckham: "L'ipnosi mi ha aiutato a superare i blocchi mentali e a trovare l'ispirazione necessaria per crescere nel mondo della moda e del design."

Se anche tu desideri massimizzare la tua produttività e raggiungere nuovi livelli di successo nella tua carriera, considera l'ipnosi come un alleato prezioso nel tuo percorso professionale.

Consulta un ipnoterapeuta esperto e inizia a sbloccare il tuo pieno potenziale! 💼🌟

Se non hai tempo per girare cappelle, scarica audio DCS unico al mondo dal titolo:

SUPER PRODUTTIVITÀ

https://claudiosaracino.com/prodotto/super-produttivita-super-azione-metodo-dcs/

#ipnosi #produttività #successo #motivazione #celebrità

[delectablywaywardbeard-blog]

L'ex braccio destro di Zuckerberg lavora a un documentario sul 7 ottobre

Sheryl Sandberg, l’ex braccio destro di Mark Zuckerberg a Facebook, sta girando un documentario sulle violenze sessuali compiute durante l’attacco del 7 ottobre in Israele. Sandberg ha intervistato alcuni dei sopravvissuti e testimoni, usando la sua fama internazionale per non far calare l’attenzione sugli orrori del 7 ottobre. Le violenze sessuali perpetrate quel giorno hanno spinto Sandberg a…

[notiziariofinanziario]

Sheryl Sandberg lascerà il consiglio di amministrazione di Meta dopo 12 anni

La direttrice operativa di Meta ha annunciato di voler lasciare anche il consiglio di amministrazione. La sua partenza è stata annunciata attraverso un post su Facebook: "Dopo aver lasciato il mio ruolo di COO, sono rimasta nel consiglio di amministrazione per contribuire a garantire una transizione di successo". L'attività di Meta "forte e ben posizionata per il futuro, quindi sembra che sia il momento giusto per allontanarsi", ha aggiunto.  Anche se non si candiderà alla rielezione nel consiglio di Meta a maggio, Sandberg ha detto che resterà consulente della società. In un commento al post, Mark Zuckerberg, amministratore delegato di Meta, fondata come Facebook nel 2004, ha ringraziato Sandberg per "gli straordinari contributi che ha dato alla nostra azienda e alla nostra comunità nel corso degli anni". Sandberg si è dimessa dalla carica di direttore operativo di Meta nel giugno scorso dopo 14 anni nella società, un'uscita di scena scioccante di uno dei collaboratori più fidati di Zuckerberg. Sandberg, 54 anni, è stata uno dei primi dirigenti di Facebook e ha contributo a farla crescere da start-up senza ricavi a colosso della pubblicità digitale. È diventata una delle donne più importanti della Silicon Valley e si è posizionata come sostenitrice delle donne sul posto di lavoro. Ma è una figura controversa a causa del suo ruolo nella costruzione dell'impero pubblicitario di Facebook e per varie polemiche durante il suo mandato, tra cui quella sulle sue dichiarazione che minimizzavano il ruolo di Facebook negli eventi che hanno portato all'assalto del 6 gennaio 2021 al  Campidoglio Usa da parte di una folla di sostenitori di Donald Trump. Read the full article

[jackabernard]

“Me too”-except for Israeli Women; Fayette County News;12-7-23 

“Me too”-except for Israeli Women  “Politics are blinding us to something that is completely obvious—no matter what side of anything you are on. You need to be able to say that rape…and sexual violence is unacceptable.” Sheryl Sandberg, x-COO of Facebook (per Fox News)  To her credit, Sandberg has been out front leading the criticism of women’s groups who are always fast to condemn sexual…