Sara Mauskopf
57.1K posts
Sara Mauskopf
@sm
CEO & co-founder of childcare & education marketplace @Winnie. Go Birds.
United States Katılım Şubat 2009
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Kid lost a tooth. What’s the inflation adjusted tooth fairy rate these days?
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@sm I like the cute point this is making but she did a lot more than 1 minute of work! Lots and lots of training! (And media :) )
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Ronda Rousey just got paid $2.2M for less than 1 minute of work and when asked if she would be interested in doing it again she said nah I just want to have more babies.
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I’m gonna do this but with all the public companies in my portfolio
Marc Andrusko@mandrusko1
I have many friends who do this, and I mean no shade to anyone personally. But listing every company you’ve ever invested in as a separate position on your LinkedIn is completely unhinged.
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@adamnash Mine love to throw up on airplanes which makes me not so greedy for every minute with them
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I’m totally doing this as soon as my kids are old enough to be all 3 solo in a row
New York Post@nypost
Nick Lachey claims ex Jessica Simpson flew in first class while her 3 kids sat in economy during 6-hour flight trib.al/KcV5hzC
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@sm Probably frowned upon to do this with a 6 month old I’m guessing?
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FYI the new investor buzz phrase is “outcomes aren’t being evenly distributed” replacing the old “there’s still a lot of dry powder”
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Sorta. A boss doesn’t own my time but my customers and users do. And there are a lot of them and they can be very demanding 😅
Elizabeth Yin 💛@dunkhippo33
A lot of people fixate on money as the reason to start a business. But a bigger reason should be about controlling your time. As a founder, you can take off in the middle of the day to coach your kid soccer or do something fun when most of the rest of the world cannot. And then you can come back to it at 10pm or 2am and there's no hassle.
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I got one of my kids tested for a learning disability and not only did this child not have one, the test revealed she's extremely smart (gifted IQ), which I was not expecting. If you're curious which one of my kids I had no idea was gifted, know that I only have one middle child.
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omg
Nonstop flights from SFO to Hokkaido.
Niseko as a weekend trip:
Friday: SFO 10:30am → CTS 2:15pm Saturday. onsen + dinner that night
Sunday: full day of skiing
Monday: morning ski, 4:15pm flight home, land SFO 8:25am, go straight to work
United Airlines@united
A United bear in a little shirt can only mean one thing – new routes! And here are two new ones we're *pawsitive* you'll like. Introducing: San Francisco – Sapporo, Japan (First-ever flight from the U.S.!) Chicago O’Hare – Tokyo/Narita* *Joining existing service from Chicago O’Hare to Tokyo/Haneda uafly.co/JapanFlights
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@brickywhat Based on Orton-Gillingham. She also had private tutoring which helped a ton.
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@NPH_On_X totally. I always wished I were dumber growing up because I thought I might enjoy life more.
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@sm I feel like this is somewhat common…as a former kid who fell into this categorization with similar doubts turned the other way.
“Gifted” is not always a gift. Best thing you can do is challenge them though / address behavioral and social issues if they exist too, imo.
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@brickywhat She was a late reader. I had to schedule this test a long time ago and by the time it was done I was no longer concerned about her reading (she now reads harder books than I read :-) but I think she was just a late bloomer
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👋 I’m seeking a part-time PM internship for the summer. The PM role has changed a lot since I led product teams at Slack and Twitter, and I learn best by doing. Who needs an intern?
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