Natalie Audelo
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yes person for all things community, connection, & storytelling
Natalie Audelo
“In Senegal, the polite expression for saying someone died is to say his or her library has burned. When I first heard the phrase, I didn’t understand it, but over time I came to realize it was perfect. Our minds and souls contain volumes inscribed by our experiences and emotions; each individual’s consciousness is a collection of memories we’ve
... See moreConsistency heals what intensity can’t.
Everyone wants the breakthrough, but healing comes from the tiny things you do every day.
The slow breath.
The gentle release.
The walk instead of the spiral.
The decision to stay present instead of running... See more
instagram.comThe moment you stop believing in the corporate fiction is the moment you can start using it. Once you see it as infrastructure rather than identity, as a resource rather than a calling, everything shifts.
Alex • The Death of the Corporate Job.
I carry around the ghosts of fascinating ideas that don’t have a home yet... and so they float around me, demanding to be processed.
Jasmine Bina • Five Ideas That Won't Leave Me Alone
This is happening because the materialistic world we live in not only values things more than people, but treats people as if they were things.
The Great Diminishment
Much of what we celebrate as ‘good design’ has simply become very good at hiding its true costs. We’ve become brilliant at creating sleek interfaces that make harmful systems more palatable, beautiful products that accelerate environmental destruction, and ‘user-friendly’ platforms that exploit our psychological vulnerabilities.
354 / Design’s reckoning: who really pays?
