
A slow reflection in a fast moment
Slowing down might help us unlock the creativity and the kindness we desperately need right now.
Slowing down might help us unlock the creativity and the kindness we desperately need right now.
Civilization's relentless focus on achievement and outcomes creates a more competitive worldview and makes us more vulnerable than we think.
Ending a year of "difficult" to begin a year of "dread"? How we might enter this new year in a way that might could lead to rebuilding some of what feels lost.
I’m back at the keyboard after a challenging Summer that ended with an interesting opportunity to step up in front of a community in Sweden and start talking about the building blocks of a more generative society. For months, I have had this thought in my mind: What if
Approaching the world in the right order might be a key to rethinking our relationships and building a healthier society.
Our policies about people need attention before we completely dehumanize ourselves.
Our estrangement from nature might just be both older and less permanent that we think
Is there a modern equivalent of the 95 Theses? Does it matter? Perhaps we don't need the permission of history to begin.
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I'm heading off the grid for the next month and will leave you with an open-ended set of thoughts about what I'm looking for and what we might need.
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If we continue to talk about the future only in the darkest, most post-apocalyptic terms, no one is going to want to go there. And we may miss an opportunity to make it amazing.
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Modern life is full of abstractions -- many of which expand our lives in meaningful ways. But finding opportunities to experience "places" directly helps us embrace and expand our humanity.
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Why it matters to give the first-mover advantage in retail cannabis to people who've been crushed by our decades-long war on drugs.