Brynne Delerson
@brynalyn
Brynne Delerson
Anchor problems are not only about our current, failed approach. They are really about the fear that, no matter what else we try, that won’t work either, and then we’ll have to admit that we’re permanently stuck—meaning we’re screwed—and we’d rather be stuck than screwed.
Dave Evans • Designing Your Life: How to Build a Well-Lived, Joyful Life
“Old people know things we don’t because long ago, they didn’t listen to their elders either,” Quil said as they ducked into a darkened lean-to filled with moldering hay. “It’s tradition.”
Sabaa Tahir • Heir (A Good Morning America YA Book Club Pick)
Our research makes one thing clear: power is shifting back to the consumer (the fediverse signals this). Consumers crave community, but on their own terms — seeking deeper, more meaningful connections with those who truly matter (something we identified in 2014). Authenticity is at the heart of it all, supported by a foundation of safety and securi... See more
The future of the internet is likely smaller communities, with a focus on curated experiences
To do the thing that no one else can do, you have to make the choice that no one else would make. But it can’t be performative—you can’t fake it by choosing an unpopular thing, because if you do it arbitrarily, the choice you’re making will just be bad . It actually has to come from something real inside you, the place of knowing beyond language.