@KimLear

Watching how you spend your money and live your life. In a research way, not a stalker way. Speaker. Writer. Founder: Inlay Insights | Kim@Inlayinsights.com

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Super excited for this book
Philip Bump
@pbump24 Jan 2023
My book is being published today. It's called: THE AFTERMATH: The Last Days of the Baby Boom and the Future of Power in America. Here's a quick thread of information and appreciation — but, first, the all-important link to obtain a copy, should you wish. penguinrandomhouse.com/books…
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People in the early 1900s thought soda was healthy. People in the 1950s thought white bread was healthy. People in the 1990s thought margarine was healthy. What's something most of us think is healthy today that future people will shake their heads at?
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This is the biggest blind spot I see in future of work conversations. If we don’t explore how family dynamics, parenting trends, marriage norms, and friendships have changed during the pandemic, we will not understand where the world of work is going.
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I couldn't agree more. I just wrote a report on how the legacy of Occupy Wall Street impacts BLM, the rise of democratic socialism, and the great resignation. In many interviews with college students, specific language from the original Occupy manifesto is quoted.
Sam Sanders@samsanders30 Nov 2021
We don’t talk about the legacy of Occupy Wall Street enough
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Every generation gets the Batman it deserves, not the Batman that it wants, and then two additional Batmans.
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I have often said that the best speech coaching a person can do is to watch fewer Ted Talks and watch more standup.
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This is really beautiful.
Jamie Millard@jjmillard1 Oct 2021
Multigenerational living: Me, my husband, and three kids bought a house with my parents in April 2020. We have shared finances, shared responsibilities, and care take for each other. Here's what our morning routine is looking like these days:
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Good mentors share lessons from their experience. Great mentors help you crystallize lessons from your experience. Good mentors give useful answers. Great mentors help you ask better questions. Good mentors walk you through their path. Great mentors help you identify your path.
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I will always be impressed by people who show up to the airport in full business professional attire. 12 years of work travel and I have never stepped foot on an airplane in a business suit.
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Well that just made my day. Thanks Jay! 🥰
Jay Callahan@JayRCallahan9 Sep 2021
And to absolutely no one's surprise . . . great feedback on @kim_lear_ presentation for a recent in-person event - "She was FABULOUS. SO many people came up to me afterwards to let me know how much they liked her!"
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Excited for this event! See you in a few weeks.
FL Redevelopment Association@FLRedevel6 Sep 2021
We are thrilled to announce @kim_lear_ and Michael Sittig as keynote speakers for this year's annual conference! Learn more about our speakers and the 2021 Annual Conference here: buff.ly/2R1DXxt #RedevelopmentWorks #FLRedevel
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Finseca@Finseca18 Aug 2021
Our latest Leadership Session with @kim_lear_ highlighted plans for financial firms to recruit those in search of a new career.
NYT Business
@nytimesbusiness18 Aug 2021
“People in lower-wage work are saying, ‘I’m going to pivot to something better.’” nyti.ms/3gdmN9k

Workers, in Demand, Have a New Demand of Their Own: A Career Path (Published 2021)

More low-wage employees want opportunities to grow. Big companies are making more promises to help them.

nytimes.com
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This.
Dana Goldstein@DanaGoldstein9 Feb 2021
My husband does 50% of the work of taking care of our two kids. I wanted to say this because women have been brutalized by this pandemic — I feel brutalized today — and public policy is a big reason why. But also, to young women out there, who you partner with matters.
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Loved talking with you about innovation, risk, and the future of Silicon Valley.
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👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 l
Sallie Krawcheck@SallieKrawcheck10 Dec 2020
We’re (finally) in the home stretch of 2020. What a disruptive year for so many women, with the pandemic and “she-cession” revealing some deep truths. Here are some of the things I know — and want everyone to know — about women and money. (1/13)
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She never misses a rocket launch
Elon Musk
@elonmusk16 Nov 2020
Launch in 5 minutes
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I'm sure this would go over well. bit.ly/3kpPtLN

Deutsche Bank calls for a baby boomer tax to narrow the generational wealth gap with millennials

The tax isn't age-related. Instead, Deutsche Bank calls for taxes and policies focused on 5 key forces that put boomers ahead of millennials.

businessinsider.com
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100%
Alex West Steinman@al_weststeinman8 Nov 2020
Already sobbing 😭
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Toby Herman@tobyherman275 Nov 2020
It just occurred to me that this election is following the plot of The Notebook: - A white house - Mail that wasn’t received - A lot of fighting - It wasn’t over - It still isn’t over
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Pretty sure this is the best thing on the Internet right now
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