Liz Fosslien

@fosslien

Head of Content at Humu, author and illustrator of No Hard Feelings

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Joined December 2011
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    24 hours ago

    Questions to help you check-in with your reports while managing remotely: 1. What one thing can I do to support you? 2. Is anything blocking your work? 3. What flexibility do you need right now? For more, catch 's discussion with :

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  2. Jul 19

    my fav kind of love declaration

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  3. Jul 16

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  4. Jul 16

    made myself a hat for video calls

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    Jul 12

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  6. May 31

    👇👇👇

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    May 31

    How much longer?

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  8. May 26

    i love wearing sunglasses and a mask. i no longer have to worry about weird eye contact or facial expressions. it’s just resting btch face all day, no consequences

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    May 26

    Do not miss this one! & , coauthors of "No Hard Feelings: The Secret Power of Embracing Emotions at Work," on how to best support your people during these (ongoing) incredible times. They will remember via

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    May 14

    One day job candidates will ask how your organization's leaders responded to COVID-19. Please join and me for a presentation and conversation on how to best support your people during these unprecedented times

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  11. May 9

    why are there no ice creams with pop tarts in them? seems like a big missed opportunity

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    Apr 30

    “Protecting yourself emotionally is the best thing you can do to protect your reports emotionally. Think about how your actions are going to affect someone else's day.” via

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  13. Apr 29

    my superpower is fitting leftovers into containers. here is my latest work.

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  14. Apr 27

    In the midst of this crisis, it may not be feasible—or even preferable—to force ourselves to keep it together. Thank you , , and for a great conversation. Listen on 's Women at Work podcast:

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  15. Apr 23

    i’ve been having dreams where i’m out and about and everything is normal, but then i suddenly remember i need to be wearing a mask because we’re in a global pandemic and i’m filled with panic. this has happened at least 5-6 times. wild

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  16. Apr 22

    a store just emailed me to say they dropped the price of a pair of pants i put in my cart 2 months ago. 1) i definitely no longer fit in those pants, 2) i definitely no longer wear pants.

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    Apr 20

    Struggling with these challenges? ⚖️ Staying connected while giving everyone space 🗣️ Communicating in a crisis 👩‍💻 Reorienting your team's work 😴 Taking time for your own self-care Get 's actionable advice for leading with empathy:

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    Apr 16

    "There’s so much urgency in many parts of your personal life right now, from figuring out homeschooling logistics to checking in on your loved ones. Even getting food is a stressful experience. It’s easy to bring that same energy to work." 📰:

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    Apr 16

    "We’re all hearing the advice that we should 'check in' on each other. But what we’re not hearing about as much is that can look really different for different people." ✍️: 📰:

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    Apr 16

    New read on the Review today: presents her behavior science-backed tips and clever illustrations in this tactical guide on how we can care for ourselves — and each other — in this time of crisis.

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