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Nietzsche once defined “not being able to wait” as one of our most typically human qualities. In culture as in history, all tragedies and comedies are simply the result of someone not being able to wait. If Medea had simply taken the day off? If Hamlet had put things off for even longer? If Arjuna has called the whole thing off? But not being able
... See moreEugene Thacker • Infinite Resignation
When something goes wrong
What’s great about this?
How can I use this to my advantage?
Does this change the goal, or the path, or nothing?
How can I reduce the downsides?
What’s great about this?
How can I use this to my advantage?
Does this change the goal, or the path, or nothing?
How can I reduce the downsides?
The power of Tao is not a force that can be harnessed or controlled. It is not a power in the conventional sense. It is an energy that blossoms flowers in spring. It is the light of the sun reflected in the moon. It is a timeless wisdom running through a newborn child. It is the lifeforce leaving a dying animal. The power cannot be turned into some
... See moreA Wayfarer • Te of Tao
As non-coercive marketers, we don't agitate insecurities or spin up new ones to make the sale. We strive to see the inherent enoughness of everyone, and speak directly to that part. That's at the core of how we enable empowered decisions—by speaking to people as if they are already enough , and giving them the time and space to start trusting that
... See morerob hardy 🦌 • Non-Coercive Marketing: A Manifesto
