Keely Adler
@keelyadler
brand strategist by trade; time-traveling futurist at heart. core team @ RADAR. find me most places @keels223.
Keely Adler
we wanted to break the legacy paradigm where research too often sits static; we wanted to hold ourselves accountable to turning passive reporting into forward motion that could result in products, services, and concepts that would bring us closer to the better future we’d discovered
Fancy • Multiplayer Futures
people who are creating containers for healthy community building. They see solutions to problems through the lens of relationship. They connect people to one another and create and cultivate spaces for people to develop relationships to solve problems. They know these spaces need tending to remain healthy and put in the time and effort to do that
... See moreNew_ Public • Celebrating the labor that holds up our democracy: the community entrepreneur
Context accumulates rather than depletes. "As time passes, insight expands, and even more context comes into view." Understanding that deepens rather than uses up. The opposite of consume.
Just a moment...
So what if the great aspiration we might begin to hold in and for our distressingly hyper-polarized communities is not to see the conflicts “solved”? What if the calling is to hone our skills — and there are definable, teachable skills — at being present to conflict in a way that is life-giving?
The On Being Project • Yes, Conflict Can Be Good for You. And for the World.
As we get older, we seek a bigger picture than a school boy. We learn our lines and something about the rest of the world around us, the community, the economy, the profession, we occupy. We become more worldly. Until recently this was enough for a lot of people. All they really cared about was a rough idea of the world around them. A big picture,... See more
Grant McCracken • What if culture is the solution: Big Pictures 005
On AI Slop : When I was young, I remembered so many routes and ways. I also had a good enough directional sense. As I grew up (and so did GPS), Maps have become the only guide I can follow. Can I look at maps and figure out the way? Sometimes. But I feel over reliant on the voice navigation because I have not needed to rely on anything/anyone else... See more
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