HeyJaredHouse of Cultural Influence
Strategic analysis of how cultural influence actually works—decoded for entrepreneurs building frameworks that shape how people think, work, and live. By Kelly Diels
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The So-Called Womanly Art of Receiving (opens the original)
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When I had a full-time job and two babies under three, their dad called me at work to ask me how to use the washing machine. We’d lived in that house for a year, and he was 37 years old and had lived on his own, as the guardian and ONLY caregiver of his two younger siblings, for years. He’d washed clothes before. Daily.Just not since he had a woman partner because why would he?And this is not unique to him and me. Women as a category are nearly universally overworked, overwhelmed and over-perfor
Why Women Hesitate to Ask (opens the original)
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If someone were to ask you for help, how many of you would offer to help, right now?Back when I was Director of Marketing for SheEO (now Coralus), that’s the question the founder, Vicki Saunders, asked every single time she got up on stage. She asked it at meetings with new collaborators, our own summits, and at the other events where we spoke at, and in every room we were in that was chock-a-block full of women and non-binary entrepreneurs.And every time, every hand in the room shot up.We want
The Secret to Making Something Out of Nothing (opens the original)
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My dad says you know you’re finally an adult when you can say, “I’ve got someone for you.”He’s not talking about romance. He means the moment when someone is bemoaning something, like their favourite Doc Martens that should probably be retired because the heels have worn down into a shape no shoe was ever meant to be, and you get to say: I’ve got someone. This guy is an old-school cobbler who has been resoling boots since before you were born, and he’ll have them back to you in a week and they’l
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