Natalie Audelo
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Natalie Audelo
One lesson to learn from his death is that if we are to live well to the end, we need to be able to freely discuss when a life is complete, without shame or taboo. Such a discussion may help people to know what they really want. We may regret their decisions, but we should respect their choices and allow them to end their lives with dignity.
Peter Singer • Opinion | There’s a Lesson to Learn From Daniel Kahneman’s Death - The New York Times
So, on your worry list, write down the best outcome for each problem, the worst outcome, and the most likely outcome. Then add what you would do in each instance. This makes the source of worry specific and gives you a management plan.
Arthur C. Brooks • How to Worry Less and Be Happier
This reorientation toward meaning over materialism is beginning to take root elsewhere, too.
What We Lose When We Spend to Feel Better | Atmos
There are a lot of organizational structures and lived practices embedded in our bodies that we just enact by default. But through explicit facilitation practices or when we make meetings happen in a certain way, that helps change these conditioned ways of operating. In the process of learning to work this way, what really helps is, again, trust.... See more
Willa Köerner • On growing a cooperative like you’d grow a garden
In addition to tracking the impact your program is having on the organizations you’re supporting and the beneficiaries they serve, track the halo effect your program is having on your own community .
I regret not integrating questions around how the existence of Airbnb.org impacted community members' decision to join Airbnb and their desire to... See more
I regret not integrating questions around how the existence of Airbnb.org impacted community members' decision to join Airbnb and their desire to... See more
David Spinks • How to Activate your Community for Impact
this year, and beyond, i will move with my own mutability as a gift and no longer search for performative one-dimensionality. being home has taught me this, as i have had to witness my own shapeshifting and reckon with the deep-rooted reasons for it. i remember one day hearing adrienne maree brown and bayo akomolafe ask each other, “so what if i’m... See more
instagram.comAuthenticity and
As Taylor observes, many now experience this cultural shift as both gain and loss: unprecedented freedom to craft meaning, yet a spiritual landscape marked by fragmentation, drift, and what he calls “fragile conditions of belief”
the future will be mystical
“Whenever I get asked to do a project, I always think of it as an opportunity to promote my values.”
– Rick Owens