Courtney Heitman
@courtneyheitman.com
💻 Farm girl turned tech nerd
🎙️ Occasional conference speaker
🍪 Part-time baker, full-time foodie
♀️ She/her
📍Omaha, NE
🎙️ Occasional conference speaker
🍪 Part-time baker, full-time foodie
♀️ She/her
📍Omaha, NE
Honestly, I listen to Up First (NPR's ~15 minute, 3 story podcast) in the mornings. And then I have the Associated Press app downloaded on my phone. They truly only send Breaking News alerts when it's actually a big deal, on average 1-2 a day, and the headline tells you all you need to know.
June 22, 2025 at 4:12 AM
Honestly, I listen to Up First (NPR's ~15 minute, 3 story podcast) in the mornings. And then I have the Associated Press app downloaded on my phone. They truly only send Breaking News alerts when it's actually a big deal, on average 1-2 a day, and the headline tells you all you need to know.
Swiss cheese model:
March 23, 2025 at 11:04 PM
Swiss cheese model:
I keep telling people about the swiss cheese model of self care while some of my slices are actively failing. 🤷🏻♀️
March 23, 2025 at 11:00 PM
I keep telling people about the swiss cheese model of self care while some of my slices are actively failing. 🤷🏻♀️
Just reminds me of this scene.
a man in a suit and bow tie is sitting at a desk talking to a woman and says " excellent please give me the file "
Alt: gif from The Good Place. Michael is sitting at a desk talking to Eleanor and says " excellent please give me the file ". Janet hands him a cactus instead.
media.tenor.com
March 14, 2025 at 1:18 AM
Just reminds me of this scene.
What an odd course suggestion from Linkedin? Like I feel like there's definitely something else they could have recommended.
Also congrats on 11 years!
Also congrats on 11 years!
March 5, 2025 at 10:26 PM
What an odd course suggestion from Linkedin? Like I feel like there's definitely something else they could have recommended.
Also congrats on 11 years!
Also congrats on 11 years!
These look SO good!
November 28, 2024 at 6:44 PM
These look SO good!
Reposted by Courtney Heitman
You start to see it everywhere and in yourself, and it hurts.
You realize how it’s affected you, and the people you love.
But the strength of that knowledge is a shield and it protects us.
The burden of the weight is lighter the more of us hold it.
2/2 mini meta thread
You realize how it’s affected you, and the people you love.
But the strength of that knowledge is a shield and it protects us.
The burden of the weight is lighter the more of us hold it.
2/2 mini meta thread
November 27, 2024 at 2:17 AM
You start to see it everywhere and in yourself, and it hurts.
You realize how it’s affected you, and the people you love.
But the strength of that knowledge is a shield and it protects us.
The burden of the weight is lighter the more of us hold it.
2/2 mini meta thread
You realize how it’s affected you, and the people you love.
But the strength of that knowledge is a shield and it protects us.
The burden of the weight is lighter the more of us hold it.
2/2 mini meta thread
Reposted by Courtney Heitman
There are days I wish I could “switch off” and not remember what I know.
Learning about accessibility is like onions (and ogres).
You start peeling, suddenly you find yourself many layers in, distraught over how deeply ableist societies can be.
1/2 mini meta thread
Learning about accessibility is like onions (and ogres).
You start peeling, suddenly you find yourself many layers in, distraught over how deeply ableist societies can be.
1/2 mini meta thread
shrek and donkey are standing in a field of sunflowers and shrek is saying ogres are like onions
Alt: shrek and donkey are standing in a field of sunflowers and shrek is saying ogres are like onions
media.tenor.com
November 27, 2024 at 2:17 AM
There are days I wish I could “switch off” and not remember what I know.
Learning about accessibility is like onions (and ogres).
You start peeling, suddenly you find yourself many layers in, distraught over how deeply ableist societies can be.
1/2 mini meta thread
Learning about accessibility is like onions (and ogres).
You start peeling, suddenly you find yourself many layers in, distraught over how deeply ableist societies can be.
1/2 mini meta thread
I don't know that I've had the pumpkin pie one. But I'm sure it's good.
November 24, 2024 at 12:35 AM
I don't know that I've had the pumpkin pie one. But I'm sure it's good.
1000% that is the best tea I've ever had. Close second is the seasonal cranberry black tea also from Tea Smith.
November 24, 2024 at 12:33 AM
1000% that is the best tea I've ever had. Close second is the seasonal cranberry black tea also from Tea Smith.