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“I stopped liking my job, but I keep working because it pays well. And that makes me feel sick. But not sick enough to quit. Which makes me feel even
I visualise the one person business as a garden. An ecosystem that you get to design, grow and hopefully enjoy spending time in every season! Areas th
something i only just realized: excitement is my competitive edge. at times i’ve felt embarrassed of coming off as “too keen”. but forget that. that’s
Technology has facilitated a quantum leap for the promotion and dissemination of the music, but phone filming in nightclubs is increasingly a vibe-smo
Boiler Room has been an enormous force, bringing all kinds of electronic dance music from all over the world to people in their bedrooms, no matter wh
Is a no-phones policy something we should want at all concerts? Would people consent to it on the honor system, w/o pouches? Would you? Is this a way
Oh, you are a DJ? What’s your content publishing schedule? What kind of engagement do you typically get? What’s your net monthly follower growth rate?
“absolutely, and I mean, there are also stories how that historically came to play when you had, you know, when it's also about life and death during
I view a party as a ritual space, so I focus a lot of attention on the experience of the dancer. At night parties, lights should be minimal for severa
“I once said that the club is the forest of the urban dweller, and in the end this describes the form of metaphysics taking place in a club. This form
As our dark nights deepen, we find ourselves recovering our love of mystery. When we were children, most of us were good friends with mystery. The wor
As theorist Matt Klein puts it, “There’s this weird thing that’s happening where amongst creative surplus, we have creative stagnation.”
What if there’s nothing we can do, and we’re just stuck in a creatively stagnant era? Well, stagnation can lead to explosive change. The Renaissance i
“So I made an album, and it’s really different from the last one,” the “360” singer says. “That is a fact. And I love it, and you might not. And that’
this the concept of differentiation seems really, really important to me in a world that seems incredibly homogenizing. I think technology is contribu
Increasingly I feel that the only distinction between machine and human intelligence is our corporeal self, not in the sense that consciousness can on
Live in New York City once, but leave before it makes you hardLive in Northern California once, but leave before it makes you soft
Great cities attract ambitious people. You can sense it when you walk around one. In a hundred subtle ways, the city sends you a message: you could
How much does it matter what message a city sends? Empirically, the answer seems to be: a lot. You might think that if you had enough strength of min
A city speaks to you mostly by accident — in things you see through windows, in conversations you overhear. It's not something you have to seek out,
berlin I love you, but you're bringing me down
The second stage is the longest stage, which is often referred to as the final state, where we're separate from the group. Our identity is in flux, be
Right. Sometimes we change, we don't feel it. So, that's often what I describe, but something seems to be sort of missing there. And a rite of passage
Germany is a great place if you’ve stopped wanting things.The system is designed to protect you — from risk, from failure, from consequences.And event
Being in someone’s home feels so intimate it’s like wow these are your possessions I’m in a little museum of your life, a material manifestation of yo
The site is also like a home in that it’s a collection of many things which are unified only by the person who collected them. I feel as if someone is
The home is decorated and personalized; it takes on the soul of the people who live there and becomes the mirror of their spirit. Yet in the deepest s
“I want to talk about everything with at least one person the way I talk about things with myself.”— Fyodor Dostoevsky
Many older individuals feel a greater sense of freedom with age, inviting them to chase their truest selves, and leave the unimportant angst behind. I
The fear of aging is an ironic (and very Western) concern, seeing as aging and dying are the only things all humans have in common. In many cultures,
