Keely Adler
@keelyadler
brand strategist by trade; time-traveling futurist at heart. core team @ RADAR. find me most places @keels223.
Keely Adler
StoryTerra
storyterra.com
I’ve found that when a marketer describes their favorite brand account, it’s usually out of admiration for their strategy. But when a customer describes their favorite brand account, it’s usually out of practicality. They are learning something. They are being immersed in the brand’s world. They are hearing about sales and product updates. They are
... See moreRachel Karten from Link in Bio • We Have a Marketing Groupthink Problem
When I use the word enchantment, I mean a bunch of things...
I mean a sense of curiosity, imagination, delight, pleasure, wonder, and awe in the ways we sense ourselves, the world, and what’s possible.
I mean a more deeply embodied sensing of the life, animacies, and worlds around us that colonialism and capitalism seek to flatten and erase.
I mean a... See more
I mean a sense of curiosity, imagination, delight, pleasure, wonder, and awe in the ways we sense ourselves, the world, and what’s possible.
I mean a more deeply embodied sensing of the life, animacies, and worlds around us that colonialism and capitalism seek to flatten and erase.
I mean a... See more
Mara June • A Grief Spell for Cultivating Enchantment in Disenchanting Times
Within the individualist conception, there’s no such thing as a systemic issue: no eldercare crisis, no childcare crisis, just hard decisions and sacrifices that every family (read: every woman in that family) has to make on their own. If another family or individual can’t make similar decisions, t hat’s their problem, and no one else’s.
Anne Helen Petersen • Forced to Care
There are three primary dimensions by which people think about their secrets. One is what we call “social connectedness” — secrets that involve other people. Another dimension is how moral the secret is. A third is how it’s related to our goals, which often means our profession. Each dimension has a unique harm.
Elisabeth Egan • Unpacking ‘The Secret Life of Secrets’
In other words, good writing isn’t about sophisticated sentences or complex ideas; it’s about unifying all elements into a coherent whole. You can write a poignant, lyrical, oblique sonnet about the rain, but if your purpose is to inform newspaper readers about the weather forecast, that’s not good writing.
Laura Hartenberger • What AI Teaches Us About Good Writing
When we claim that there is, on one side, a natural world and, on the other, a human world, we are simply proposing to say, after the fact, that an arbitrary portion of the actors will be stripped of all action and that another portion, equally arbitrary, will be endowed with souls
Morgan Meis • The Philosopher Who Believes in Living Things
Bingo night is the new warehouse rave
thefader.com
In a cultural interregnum, we are all activists—stakeholders in our own future, working to advance society toward a greater good.