Danielle Vermeer
@daniellevermeer
Co-Founder & CEO of Teleport. Writer of Goodwill Hunting, a newsletter hunting the best pre-loved fashion finds, insights, and jobs. 11+ years of buying no new clothes.
Danielle Vermeer
7 out of a16z ’s latest Marketplace 100 are resale marketplaces. 2 of these 7 are in the top 10 (GOAT, StockX). Since last year, 3 resale marketplaces “graduated” via IPO or acquisition (Depop, 1stDibs, Tradesy).
Brandon Barros • The Marketplace 100: 2022
1. What problem am I solving?2. Whose problem am I solving?3. What benefits am I unlocking?4. What promise am I making?5. What emotion am I generating?6. What's the next action my reader should take?
Dickie Bush • Dickie Bush 🚢 on LinkedIn: This dead-simple writing "warm up" routine has helped me write every day… | 66 comments
"Grind culture thrives on us remaining in our heads, unable to allow the technology of our divine bodies to soar and develop. There is massive knowledge and wisdom lying dormant in our exhausted and weary bodies and hearts."
glennon doyle • How to Finally Rest with Tricia Hersey
Until recently, there was very little understanding or acknowledgment of the physical and psychological effects of systemic racism, intergenerational trauma, and gender discrimination.
Anne Helen Petersen • That's a Stress Response
Rigorous Observational Interviewing (RgOI) goes beyond what the user says or even does to find those nuggets of insights lurking behind their words and behaviors.
Hema Padhu • The art and science of great customer interviews - Part I
But bodies don’t gauge their stress response in comparison to other body’s hardships. They’re not logical, at least not in that way. My intense stress may have been less than others’, in other words, but that didn’t diminish how my body was internalizing it.
Anne Helen Petersen • That's a Stress Response
Eschewing an overt materialism, the rich are investing significantly more in education, retirement and health. Education accounts for almost 6% of top 1% household expenditures, compared with just over 1% of middle-income spending. Inconspicuous consumption confers social mobility.
