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- The other side is usually a dark place?
Murakami in The New YorkerRead fiction and essays by the author.
Not necessarily. I think it has more to do with curiosity. If there is a door and you can open it and enter that other place, you do it. It’s just curiosity. What’s inside? What’s over there? So that’s what I do every day. When I’m writing a nove... See morefrom The Underground Worlds of Haruki Murakami by Deborah Treisman
Mit ér a szabadság, ha nem lehet élni vele?
Kék Pelikán
- Generational marketing has been hollowed out by crude stereotyping and an obsession with youth. Our sustainability agenda remains hooked on techno optimism and the myth of green growth. Our diversity push has spawned a whole new industry for awards but continues to eschew anyone over 40 or who didn’t go to the right school. We ignore people’s need ... See more
from Burst your bubble… about empathy | WARC by Ian Murray
Some thoughts on today's brand and marketing values. Overheard in a cafe:
‘What are you up to?’
‘Finishing my book… two years of work’ - a mix of a huge grin and dedication on his face.
11/01/24
Sometimes home is not a place but a feeling
Paterson
- Y'all ever wonder how big the internal world would be if it could be measured?
Go be new
Let yourself move within it, yet not be of it.
R.R.
- I was dead tired of “should-ing” myself into productivity and overriding my own creative impulse and rhythm.
from Everything you want is on the other side of “should.” by Martina Gobec
the death of should