Making the Magic
Your contradictions are an asset. You’re a lover of classical English architecture and you’re also a dirty little punk—expressing both at the same time is more interesting than sharing just cute pictures of English gardens or just wild trashy stuff. The more you incorporate everything that you love and that comes easily for you, your interests,
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“When you serve other people, you give them something to look forward to. You might help them put down what’s heavy, even if just for a few hours. His line that stayed with me: “We have an opportunity, maybe even a responsibility, to create a little bit of magic in a world that needs more magic.” The assignment isn’t grandiosity, it’s care.”
Will
... See more“I’ve never believed in business plans, because business plans are detached from reality. They don’t account for the people who appear as if out of nowhere, offering help and solidarity. They don’t account for the universe deciding to give you an invisible boost by handing out random gifts, like the telephone number of someone who is particularly
... See more“Don’t leave behind who you are in what you do.”
Tom Morello
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Six ways to create gatherings that feel alive, doable, and deeply yours.
Go outside and record the birds (or insects, frogs, rustling leaves - anything from the natural world) on your iphone for 30 seconds - tell us where you did this and any other background you’d like to mention.
I don’t want computers making me playlists. Human taste and our ability to appreciate art is a developed skill.
Imagine what taste makers and artists could do with $207 million.
Imagine what taste makers and artists could do with $207 million.