Very excited to lead this years cohort for #ECLA26. If you are a young career professional in the atmospheric sciences looking to expand your network and develop career specific skills this is for you!
The application for the 2026 AMS Early Career Leadership Academy is now open!
ECLA brings together early-career individuals to develop leadership skills and create a network of peers and mentors.
Learn more and apply by 10 February: bit.ly/3Na0l4y #AMSECLA26
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📣 Following the dismissal of authors to the sixth National Climate Assessment, AGU & @ametsoc are proud to launch a first-of-its-kind special collection on U.S. climate science.
We invite manuscripts to ensure this critical work continues.
🔗 lite.spr.ly/6001HyUU
#NCA
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A new review digs into the science of "lactic acidosis" and muscle fatigue. Key points:
- we don't have "lactic acid" in the body, we have lactate and hydrogen ions, which have separate (and sometimes opposite) effects
- lactate is a useful fuel and doesn't cause fatigue
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Join AGU Career Guidance’s month-long, member-only online program!
📝 Dive into your strengths & weaknesses with an Individual Development Plan (IDP)
💪 Sharpen key skills
🤝 Network like a pro
🔗lite.spr.ly/6009GXX9
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🚨 @NOAA is essential for weather forecasting, climate research, and public safety. AGU stands with the scientific community in urging Congress to protect and strengthen NOAA, not dismantle it. Our economy, environment, & safety depend on it.
📢 Speak up: lite.spr.ly/60021I7O
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The AMS board of early career professionals is excited to promote the AMS early career leadership academy! Applications close this Monday ! Many of our board members are ECLA alum so feel free to reach out if you have question’s or scan the QR code to apply today
Check out these #inclusive and early career happenings at #AMS2025
There are numerous events at the #AMS2025 Annual Meeting that aim to support inclusion in our spaces and professions–from networking to conference sessions, from trainings to community events. Check them out here: bit.ly/3WhbXo2
Looking forward to seeing many colleagues at #AMS25. Stop by the exhibit hall booth on Tuesday to learn more about AGU programs!
Heading to AMS 2025 in New Orleans? Don’t forget to visit us at Booth #548! Swing by on Tues, Jan 14 from 11am to Noon, and let us help answer all your career development questions. Can’t wait to see you there! Discover our career advancement options👉lite.spr.ly/6004ESxM #AGU
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👉Looking for jobs within the Earth and space sciences? 🌎The AGU Career Center allows you to search through live job openings, find career resources or upload your resume and let employers find you!
📲Browse the AGU Career Center today! lite.spr.ly/6009BMZF
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Don't underestimate the power of small wins.
Celebrate your achievements, no matter how minor, to build momentum and confidence.
This positive reinforcement can fuel your motivation and drive towards larger goals.
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Confidence comes from being good, not great.
Anyone can have the stars align & have a great day. But the confidence from that is fleeting. Confidence comes from consistency. Show up and make your normal pretty darn good.
Focus on raising the floor, not just the ceiling.
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Things that can coexist:
Hard work and rest.
Self-discipline and self-kindness.
Ruggedness and flexibility.
Belonging and solitude.
Accepting yourself and getting better.
Stability and change.
Tragedy and optimism.
Intensity and joy.
Caring deeply and non-attachment.
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One of the most powerful and important lessons for mental health that more people need to know: You are not your thoughts.
We all have crazy thoughts. Let them float on by. No need to assign meaning to them.
really interesting read. #Performance is the same for all sports, skill is just the practice.
Inside the mind of Roger Federer.
This is a great piece breaking down how one of the greatest of all times mastered the mental game.
Lots of great takeaways.
Well worth a read from @AlexAuerbachPhD
perform.alexauerbach.com/p/r…
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One of the hardest but most important practices: realize that you are not the stuff inside your head. You are the awareness that decides what to do with the stuff inside your head. The ability to choose which thoughts to pursue and which to leave behind is key to everything.
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New analysis of over 70,000 people finds focusing on extrinsic goals over intrinsic is associated with ill-being.
Chasing external validation leads languishing.
Pursuing mastery leads to thriving.
Stop chasing achievements, fame, and status.
Fall in love with the process.
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How to play the long game:
Don’t worry about being the best. Worry about being the best at getting better.
Don’t aim to be consistently great. Aim to be great at being consistent.
Ignore hacks, trends, and fads. Focus on nailing the basics over and over again.
Sleep at night.
So glad to have been both apart of the @ametsoc ECLA program and now giving back on the planning committee with these amazing people.
#inspirethefuture
Here’s the future of the @ametsoc Early Career Leadership Academy! I’m proud to share that, in addition to the AMS Director of DEI, each chair and member of the planning committee for #AMSECLA24 is a graduate of the ECLA program. 💙
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