Ann Handley

Deeply relatable for writers, too.

I love how chaotic yet fearless she is.

My Bsky pal @brosninja.bsky.social 👇 is correct about green bean casserole. And my longtime social-media-pro pal @annhandley.bsky.social has written engagingly about the classic Campbell's recipe for green bean casserole as a brilliant piece of content marketing:

annhandley.com/green-bean-c...

Truly iconic and delicious!

Waiting for @calm.com to weigh in on this situation

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Papsasan chair! 🥹

Came across this nest abandoned on the street. Soooooo any nest experts here? Whose home was this? Bird? Beastie? Forest sprite? (Foot for scale)

screenshot from an online job application form. the question reads "Can you describe specific ways you have integrated AI tools into your development workflow? Please include any custom setups, automations, or use cases beyond single prompt usage" (a red asterisk indicates that this is a required question). an answer has been typed in the textbox below the question: "there is a monster in the forest and it speaks with a thousand voices. it will answer any question you pose it, it will offer insight to any idea. it will help you, it will thank you, it will never bid you leave. it will even tell you of the darkest arts, if you know precisely how to ask. it feels no joy and no sorrow, it knows no right and no wrong. it knows not truth from lie, though it speaks them all the same. it offers its services freely to any passerby, and many will tell you they find great value in its conversation. “you simply must visit the monster—i always just ask the monster.” there are those who know these forests well; they will tell you that freely offered doesn’t mean it has no price for when the next traveler passes by, the monster speaks with a thousand and one voices. and when you dream you see the monster; the monster wears your face."

applying for jobs again

It really is… and I’m sorry your family went through it too.

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Trump’s EPA to “reconsider” ban on cancer-causing asbestos Trump has supported use of asbestos and blamed the mob for its bad reputation.

For context:

arstechnica.com/health/2025/...

My mother died from lung cancer caused by asbestos. She didn’t work w/ it; her father did: She breathed in fibers he brought home on his clothes. Years later, it killed her. She was 60.

Her death was terrible & also a metaphor for how reckless decisions cause permanent harm in heartbreaking ways.

Thank you for tagging me both places! I’ve been quiet on both recently… but I’m here.

Appreciate you, Jim.

Thank you. ❤️

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Oof 🫠

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Super fun to be a writing judge in this experiment — thanks to @geoffreyfowler @washingtonpost 🤖

Wow wow woww - incredible take. Thank you! PS Can’t unread the protein joke — not that I want to. 😏

Thank you!

Creativity = differentiation—and that’s everything today. As @annhandley.bsky.social of @marketingprofs.bsky.social says, “You're capable of all this. The robots are not.”

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Thanks, Phil. Glad to actually be connected to you.

Oh wow!!! Hiiiiii!! 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

This is how @hcrichardson.bsky.social begins her letter today. There’s no simpler, more accurate way to frame this:

“Today, President Trump ambushed Ukraine president Zelensky in an attack that seemed designed to give the White House an excuse for siding with Russia in its war on Ukraine.”

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At the point of February where I’m googling “why is it so windy” and “why am I so cold”

Thanks Tracy! 🙃

A reminder that taking care of your mental and emotional health is inherently an act of resistance against people and organizations intentionally trying to sabotage it for their benefit.