new forms of gathering
this is actually so true that people don’t join run clubs for running. In fact, they could hate running but still want that opportunity to hang out and mingle (and might as well be fit)
The business card is dead, the traditional office is dying, and base camps for wellness influencers and dating podcasters may be on the rise.
After all, these so-called creators are full-time workers in a professionalized industry, hustling for ad deals and event appearances but often without a place to do it beyond... See more
nymaginstagram.com“The business card is dead.”
It’s the spaces you inhabit that dictates your network. How we curate spaces will also draw in a specific crowd. These principles aren’t new, just increasingly prominent now.
We each carry an individual archive of different music, books, films, rituals. When we bring them into contact with another person’s own library of experience - through conversation, recommendation, or the simple act of gifting - we are no longer discovering solely through algorithmic consumption but through human exchange. We may not be... See more
Noah Lipschitz • Discovery in the Age of the Discovered
it’s always been about dialogue
the three steps
Embrace a disputable, specific purpose
Host good controversy
Create a temporary alternate universe through the use of pop-up rules
FYI: a core ingredient of meaning is heat