Ana Fragoso

@anapaulafragoso

Slow Marketing, Slow Business and how slow movement and conscious marketing can impact the way we market ourselves and do business, have been my research subject for 4 years now. I believe that consciousness and self knowledge are deeply connected to the way we build businesses and its totally possible to use it to have a business that thrives in the long term. I'll be curating content that inspires me to keep moving towards this reality, and proving that it's possible!

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The creator economy is still in its relative infancy. The truth is we don’t know what the creator economy is yet—but that doesn’t stop me from asking the question! So what is the creator economy? And why is it making so many people miserable?

Tara McMullin • The game is rigged (rethinking the creator economy)

I find that in life – and certainly in business – people vacillate between two poles – two ends of a line – on one side there’s collapse and on the other side there’s posturing.

Tad Hargrave • collapse, posturing and composure - Marketing For Hippies

Because the fear conjured by marketing is ultimately an illusion, what such marketing promises to deliver is also an illusion. And because it can never deliver, using fear in marketing can never build loyalty, connection or trust. And when these precious things are absent in a society, we become dissociative, cynical, apathetic and unhappy souls,

Lynn Serafinn • The 7 Graces of Marketing: How to Heal Humanity and the Planet by Changing the Way We Sell

Knowledge work rarely follows linear patterns. Our most valuable contributions often come from reflection, seemingly "unproductive" conversations, exploration of dead ends, and invisible mental processing.

Katie Parrott • AI Phobia Is Just Fear That ‘Easier’ Equals ‘Cheating’

There are those who believe the social web is reaching its terminal point. I hope they’re right. Platform after platform was designed to make it easier and more addictive for us to share content with one another so the corporations behind them could sell ever more of our attention and data. In different ways, most of these platforms are now in

New York Times • Opinion | the Great Delusion Behind Twitter - The New York Times

Crescer sem as redes sociais

We’re moving into a creator economy that values discernment over noise. Where your perspective — not your productivity — becomes the differentiator.

The future won’t belong to those who can post the most, but to those who craft with clarity, filter with intention, and design with depth.

Taste isn’t about aesthetic alone — it’s your ability to... See more

substack.com • Home | Substack

Crescer sem as redes sociais

Leaving the attention economy doesn’t mean vanishing. It means choosing to matter to fewer people, more deeply. It means owning the means of distribution. It means publishing like a human being instead of a content mill. It means you stop playing to the house odds and start building your own game.

Joan Westenberg • Notes from the Exit: Why I Left the Attention Economy

Crescer sem as redes sociais

In fact, it’s worse than that. There’s a deep shame about even having needs in the first place.Consequently, collapsing is a lack of self care because every ounce of our energy is being spent on doing whatever we think is most likely to get us the love of others. Collapse is based on a core feeling of not being enough and trying to do enough so... See more

Tad Hargrave • collapse, posturing and composure - Marketing For Hippies

"But aren't people indecisive?" - Marketing For Hippies

Tad Hargrave marketingforhippies.com

non-coercive marketing and