Meg Gullotta

And when I say they weren’t prepared, there wasn’t even a maintenance crew at the airport. Feels unacceptable to allow this @USDOT

@Delta stranded at XNA due to maintenance not being prepared for an issue on DL 4918 and no backup planes here. We’re now missing our evening plans in New York with no line of sight to when we leave. Can you help us out?

Luck has played a huge role in my life: - I was born to two educated parents in the United States - No major medical issues & an ability to focus/problem solve - My parents created a culture of education and an expectation we would get As in school - Growing up, great public schools growing, a safe neighborhood, and a competitive friend group that made it cool to succeed - Scholarships covered my way through college & grad school The people I admire most are the ones who are self aware about the role of hard work AND luck Admitting luck takes nothing away from hard work. But it shows that if any one of the above things weren't true -- most of which were largely out of my control -- I wouldn't be who I am today How much did luck play a role in your life?

@br_ttany Bentonville, AR. The best little town nobody has heard of.

Settle a debate. If you love NYC, but don't want to live there with two little kids, where in the world would you move to? Looking to get culture + walkability + diversity + energy but more habitable for children (parks, schooling, museums, etc).

Peep the colors 🤯

Ice Football might be the greatest sport in the world

What’s a moment in pop culture that was so perfectly executed, you judge anyone who dares to critique it? I’ll go first:

There’s no career accelerant like a smart boss who pulls no punches and provides air cover + support for you to figure it out after delivering the feedback If you have a boss like this, basically no amount of money is worth changing jobs

The only people who never feel like impostors are narcissists. Being 100% sure of yourself at all times betrays arrogance and breeds complacency. Questioning yourself reflects humility and propels growth. Pangs of doubt are a normal, healthy human response to new challenges.

Early career years are painful. You feel like an idiot 98% of the time - lost, confused and insecure. I wish I had a cheat sheet of principles for my first job. So I put one together. Here are 20 (non-fortune cookie) things about building a career I wish I knew sooner:

Parenting is a long game. Play to win. 15 high-impact principles for raising emotionally healthy adults:

New season kicks off March 15! And unlike that guy who ordered Fireball at dinner and kept saying “crypto is the future,” this is one date you’ll want to remember.

Gas prices are rising at their fastest pace ever and have topped $4 for the first time since 2008. Just a reminder that America gets 1% of its oil from Russia, while Exxon, Chevron, BP and Shell profits are at their highest level in over 7 years.

“They will remember this one around here forever!” @RazorbackMBB @EricPMusselman

One of my favorite games to watch as a Grizz fan! Just wish we could’ve been there in person!

This koala wowed caregivers by using a spoon to feed himself! gma.abc/3FPRUmn

Here are 5 of the greatest things I have learned. They directly impact my worldview. 🌎🌍🌏 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

Never forget Thanksgiving ‘97 when an unruly Barney had to be put down in front of all of NYC #MacysParade