Keely Adler
@keelyadler
brand strategist by trade; time-traveling futurist at heart. core team @ RADAR. find me most places @keels223.
Keely Adler
That’s the essence of all this. I write in a notebook every day. But I almost never go back and look at what I wrote. Writing in a notebook is about transferring things from the world to your brain, not to your notebook. Your notebook is a lens for looking at the world, not a box to keep it in.
Russell Davies • Do Interesting: Notice. Collect. Share. (Do Books Book 36)
➿ listening to the sound of being alive〰️
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My creative ritual and meditation webinar DISCIPLINE IS PLEASURE: HOW TO CREATE STRUCTURE, HABITS, AND RITUALS TO BUILD YOUR CREATIVE PRACTICE 🌒 is livestreaming this SUNDAY (10/26) and will be recorded for unlimited replay access for all... See more
instagram.comSome people wouldn’t know how to spend tomorrow if given it off work. This lack of meaning is the greatest global epidemic no one is talking about; one for another essay.
Substack • I Did No Work for a Year and No One Noticed
It can be hard to stave off despair these days. We’re inundated with bad news about everything from COVID-19 to the mounting threats against democracy to, of course, climate change. The headlines on that front have been particularly awful.
Maddy Lauria • Hope is not passive: How activism keeps optimism alive
New on Are.na Editorial**an interview with Hugh Francis, @elieilelie and @tohumankind about their growing network of community spaces including @index_space and @ours.today
https://www.are.na/editorial/behind-index-a-growing-network-of-community-spaces
Images by @manuelapbsl @seandavidson... See more
instagram.comThere is a peculiar attitude, here at the beginning of the 21st century. On the one hand, we agree things aren’t fine. On the other hand, there’s a widespread feeling that there’s nothing to be done .
What is a Design Culture?
The most important part of postwar help is missing: providing basic social services to people. Not having those resources might have been a reason men went to war in the first place; they crossed a border and joined an armed group because they didn't have jobs. In Liberia right now, there are hundreds of thousands of unemployed young people, and
... See moreSubstack • It's Time We Stop Asking Warlords How to Prevent War. And Start Asking Women.
some of our commonly held “wisdoms” around religion are missing crucial context, and in the process, are letting many nefarious forces in this world go unchecked and under-examined. In addition, some of these talking points and universal claims about religion are unintentionally reproducing notions of othering, racism, and Western supremacy—even... See more