 !! Stop productivity "porn" !!
It’s still too soon for bravado about productivity. We're in week three of isolation, and getting more comfortable with the weirdness. But we're not quite there yet. You're probably working from home, and if you have kids then they're home and you're a full-time professional and teacher, and your normal productivity routines are disrupted.
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 Michelle Bryant |  Jerrel Jones |  Mayor Tom Barrett |
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On Friday, April 3, 2020, WNOV 860AM morning radio talk show host Michelle Bryant video recorded on Facebook Live about her recent suspension by WNOV radio station owner Jerrel Jones for discussing the numerous failures of Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett.
Paycheck Protection Program:
Beware Scammers Claiming Easy Access to Money
On the heels of the U.S. Treasury’s guidance on the Small Business Administration Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), the Wisconsin Bankers Association is warning businesses to beware of scammers targeting applicants to the program.
NY Millionaires Release Letter Calling on Cuomo to Raise Taxes on the Rich to Close State Budget Gap
3/31/2020
"Before you cut a single dime that could help our fellow citizens and our state weather this awful time, you must tax us, the rich."
Here is a take from online asset brokerage Empire Flippers. Great out look and optimism from these guys:
"It’s been a wild couple of weeks.
Between the pandemic, stock market turmoil, and the isolation of social distancing… things can feel pretty grim right about now.
It is easy to turn on the news or hit refresh too many times on a website (which, let’s be honest, is probably unhealthy for you) and be inundated with the hysteria of the day.
"It’s been a wild couple of weeks.
Between the pandemic, stock market turmoil, and the isolation of social distancing… things can feel pretty grim right about now.
It is easy to turn on the news or hit refresh too many times on a website (which, let’s be honest, is probably unhealthy for you) and be inundated with the hysteria of the day.
Canada has heightened its response to COVID-19 in recent days. From coast to coast, individuals, organizations, and all levels of government are working together to minimize impact on our communities. To underscore the need to work together for the good of Canada and Canadians, politicians from all parties have approved a historic aid package to stabilize the economy and assist those most affected by the pandemic. Unprecedented relief measures for unprecedented times.
At Scotiabank, we are also doing our part, steadfastly focused on ensuring the people we serve and those we employ remain safe and secure. To that end, we have further updates to share about how we’re supporting our customers and our team through the coming days. To give you a bit more certainty during these uncertain times.
At Scotiabank, we are also doing our part, steadfastly focused on ensuring the people we serve and those we employ remain safe and secure. To that end, we have further updates to share about how we’re supporting our customers and our team through the coming days. To give you a bit more certainty during these uncertain times.
The COVID-19 pandemic poses grave public health risks to all Milwaukee residents, but especially to those who suffer from housing insecurity, homelessness, and.those in jails and prisons. The Milwaukee Autonomous Tenants Union believes that housing is a human right and that, especially in this time, homelessness and housing insecurity endanger not just those who suffer directly from these problems but all of society. If people do not have access to housing and to the resources necessary to maintain their health and hygiene, they are at greater risk of contracting COVID-19 and of spreading it to others
FEAR is an appropriate response right now.
Fear is our reaction to threat, and we are threatened in ways we can’t control.
Fear sharpens the senses, cuts noise away from signal, and provides a boost of energy for action.
Unless you’re sedated, feeling fear is normal.
And feel it you must. I’ll come back to that
Fear is our reaction to threat, and we are threatened in ways we can’t control.
Fear sharpens the senses, cuts noise away from signal, and provides a boost of energy for action.
Unless you’re sedated, feeling fear is normal.
And feel it you must. I’ll come back to that
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