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Everyone’s office looks the same (a blend of WeWork/Soho House lite). Everyone’s coffee shops look the same and everyone’s coffee looks the same. Our high streets and malls all look the same (Main Street = chain street). Check into a hotel aimed at people in their 20s-40s...which city are you in? Which country, then? Ok, which continent?
Beth Bentley • Is the Algorithm Making Us LESS Stylish, LESS Interesting, LESS...ourselves?
Reframe hard things so that it's enjoyable for you. The for you part is key. (For instance: networking, marketing, sharing your work, self promotion in general.)
30 Lessons From Art / Business / Life — Kening Zhu
people don’t invest in you because of what you do.
people invest in you because of who you are.
Don’t be surprised if you’re in a conversation with someone who has many interests and they take you off topic and on an adventure. Without realising it Multi-Passionate people have picked up so many unique perspectives, original insights and different ideas that the natural path to them can disorient others. This allows them to colour any... See more
Multi-passionate people have what singular focused people are missing
A metaphysical “idea garden” is a mental or virtual space fo...
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From an early age, we trim our preferences and desires to avoid rejection from others. We're wired to follow the mass, to do what everybody is doing, to look like everybody around us. We learned to stop daring, to stop being different.
We were taught not to be weird.
But here's what I want to tell you: you are beautiful as you are. Your value comes... See more
We were taught not to be weird.
But here's what I want to tell you: you are beautiful as you are. Your value comes... See more
Carolina Wilke • 072:The Business of Being Different: Why Your Weird is Your Power
We were always taught to be somebody that we weren’t. Whether that was in life or even in business, there is always pressure coming from all sides of the world and of social-media to fit in, to follow, and to not “step out of line,” as if that was the only way