Ana Fragoso

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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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We are naturally drawn to composed people because there’s an old truth that where we speak from we speak to. If you speak from a collapsed place in yourself – you speak to that place in others. If you speak from a place of posturing in you – you will hit that place in others. Neither of those places feel at ease in people and so folks will feel... See more

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

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

Principle #2: Experience matters as much as results. Yes, it matters critically that you actually solve a problem and help them get a result they’re craving. But what matters equally as much is that they feel good in the process. Do you think they’ll come back to your business if they don’t feel good about it?Do you think they’ll tell their friends... See more

Tad Hargrave • Seven Principles & Seven Practices on Empathy in Marketing - Marketing For Hippies

A fundamental but often unspoken truth about starting your own business is that there are often long grind periods, sometimes without producing any of the results you want. You’ll need something to drive you through the uncertainty of making your new business happen. If you focus on those things that make you come alive, it makes the entire process

Charlie Gilkey • The Small Business Life Cycle: The No-Fluff Guide to Navigating the Five Stages of Small Business Growth

Sendo empreendedora solo

“The stream has dominated our lives since the mid-2000s,” Caulfield says. But it means people are either posting content or consuming it. And, Caulfield says, the internet as it stands rewards shock value and dumbing things down. “By engaging in digital gardening, you are constantly finding new connections, more depth and nuance,” he says.

Tanya Basu • Digital Gardens Let You Cultivate Your Own Little Bit of the Internet

Crescer sem as redes sociais

The question is not whether algorithms can ever foster greatness—they cannot. Their design is fundamentally at odds with the qualities that define great art: depth, complexity, and the capacity to provoke discomfort or transformation. The question is whether we, as creators and consumers, are willing to resist their influence.

Resistance does not... See more

Ana Fragoso

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

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

Tad Hargrave • Seven Principles & Seven Practices on Empathy in Marketing - Marketing For Hippies

Charlie Gilkey • The Small Business Life Cycle: The No-Fluff Guide to Navigating the Five Stages of Small Business Growth

Tanya Basu • Digital Gardens Let You Cultivate Your Own Little Bit of the Internet

Dr. Felix S. Grenwood • Algorithms of Mediocrity — william

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

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

Scott Stein • The Thought Leaders Practice: Do work you love with people you like the way you want