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Eyvonne Sharp

@esharp.net

1.7K followers 169 following 213 posts

Reader of books. Thinker of thoughts. Google Cloud Geek. Co-host of The Cloud Gambit. ✌️❤️📚

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Eyvonne Sharp @esharp.net · 09/03/2025

29 years!

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Eyvonne Sharp @esharp.net · 28/01/2025

💡A few simple thoughts on building great products. eyvonnesharp.substack.com/p/ditch-the-...

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Eyvonne Sharp @esharp.net · 19/01/2025

That message….

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Eyvonne Sharp @esharp.net · 15/01/2025

Don’t want to read my latest article? I’ll read it to you! Now with voiceover audio. open.substack.com/pub/eyvonnes...

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Eyvonne Sharp @esharp.net · 14/01/2025

💡My latest article: I could have titled it “Why being rational isn’t enough!” open.substack.com/pub/eyvonnes...

When Innovation Meets Identity: The Hidden Battle in Tech Adoption

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Eyvonne Sharp @esharp.net · 07/01/2025

For @automateyournetwork.ca, courtesy of Gemini.

"Give me a place to stand and I will move the world." --Archimedes

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Eyvonne Sharp @esharp.net · 03/01/2025

From my latest article… open.substack.com/pub/eyvonnes...

People respond differently to the mental discomfort of cognitive dissonance. The strength of one’s response to new information is proportionate to the depth with which they hold conflicting realities in their mind.

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Eyvonne Sharp @esharp.net · 01/01/2025

Want to bring about real change in 2025? I've been thinking about how people change their minds and what it really takes to bring about lasting change. My thoughts on patience, persistence, and how to use cognitive dissonance to move ideas forward. open.substack.com/pub/eyvonnes...

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Eyvonne Sharp @esharp.net · 31/12/2024

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Eyvonne Sharp @esharp.net · 25/12/2024

My mom gives the best gifts. My great-grandmother handmade this doily over 75 years ago. I remember them being in her house. My sister and I both received framed ones today.

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Eyvonne Sharp @esharp.net · 16/12/2024

Obligatory couples Christmas pic!

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Eyvonne Sharp @esharp.net · 15/12/2024

This is a perfect sentence in such a life-giving novel — an old barber reflecting on an experience from his youth seen through aging eyes. Wendell Berry is a writer like no other and Jayber Crow is his masterpiece.