stand on business
AD: Connelly Miller
Women, especially in work settings, are expected to communicate like they’re using pencil: tentative, polite, erasable. Sharpie encourages them to use bold, unapologetic permanent ink.
Sharpie X Grammarly
A downloadable Grammarly extension identifies softening phrases like “just checking in” or “sorry to bother you,” and underlines them in hot pink marker, prompting users to replace tentative language with bolder communication.