Keely Adler
@keelyadler
brand strategist by trade; time-traveling futurist at heart. core team @ RADAR. find me most places @keels223.
Keely Adler
Exploratory economics would combine the insights of the discipline with the use of creative tools to design possible ways of organising firms, sectors, trading and investment in the future. Exploratory sociology would look at new ways of organising care, friendship or families. Exploratory urban geography might look at how we could organise cities,
... See moreGeoff Mulgan • Another World Is Possible: How to Reignite Social and Political Imagination
This process – the elaboration of personal behavioral centers – is the ongoing work of a lazy life.
Sarah Perry • Deep Laziness
Our enchantment is a form of nourishment. Our enchantment is medicine. Even experiencing just a few moments of this world’s beauty can reorient us. Our enchantment resources us, nourishes our capacity to hold complexity, and to respond creatively to activation and heartbreak. When we are able to sense ourselves and the world as full of magic, even... See more
Mara June • A Grief Spell for Cultivating Enchantment in Disenchanting Times
Kindness is like a breath. It can be squeezed out, or drawn in. You can wait for it, or you can summon it. To solicit a gift from a stranger takes a certain state of openness. If you are lost or ill, this is easy, but most days you are neither, so embracing extreme generosity takes some preparation. I learned from hitchhiking to think of this as an
... See moreKevin Kelly • How Will the Miracle Happen Today?
Exemplarity can be a curse. Deep frustrations and hypocrisies wriggle under the wholesome surface of small-town life.
phil christman • Small-Town USA
story as ‘light’, as ‘glue’ and as ‘web’ in its relationship to systems change. Saltmarshe reiterates story as a “direct route to our emotions” and that it creates cohesion within communities
Taryn O'Neill • The 4th Act — A New Narrative.
The new American dream is not freedom; it is clear instructions .