Alyson Stoner

After 3 years as a founder and learning how aggressive sales and marketing teams typically must be for business growth, I’m repeatedly saddened by how many great products & services flatline due to not having the capacity to relentlessly chase leads or package things in the shiniest way. I’ve seen life-changing technologies and offerings disappear because not everyone is (or wants to be) the same version of businessperson. I often wish there were more ways to help great products reach people.

I find this consumer marketing tactic amusing: Needed wifi for work, found Starbucks and ordered a dragon drink. Employee said they’re out of the *things* that give it the vivid pink color, but the ingredients + taste will be the same. I said all good, and I’m really enjoying it. Would I have ordered it if it looked like this? Interesting how companies fabricate color or dress up products in costumes to drive sales. We’re so conditioned optically (and often to such unnatural standards).

Whoa fr??

where are my fellow late night workers, wanna double date?

date night, true love

i can sleep literally anywhere.

i heard this was a safe space

Omg hi @movementgenius welcome to threads 🪡 🥹

i am here for therapy unhinged on thread. more, more, more… 🍿

My toxic trait is going to the bathroom 90 seconds before a zoom call but still joining on time anyway and hoping my video and audio are off 🤞🏻

Quotes that changed your life? ⬇️ “Forgive yourself for the need to punish another in order to feel that you are safe or right.” -Paul Selig

Time to confess: What’s the oldest voicemail on your phone and who is it from? 🤔⬇️ I’ll start: 2015. The last boy I dated before my queer awakening. 💁🏻