rob hardy

@robhardy

writer of manifestos, petter of cats. in devotional pursuit of a more beautiful internet 🌱

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perception occurs whether you want it to or not

marketing is creating intent around the scale and nature of that perception

kristin • Tweet

non-coercive marketing

Friedrich Nietzsche Notebook • Tweet

self renewal and

That's not why we come to Twitter. This place is the digital Colosseum and we want to see blood. But it's increasingly obvious to me that we spend our time fighting here about sensational stuff that no one can do anything about, because we feel impotent to make real change in our own lives.

Vivid Void • Tweet

culture war dynamics

Trying to get rid of your perfectionism is like trying to get rid of the wind by whacking it with a broom. Perfectionism is too powerful for an eradication approach. When you try to get rid of your perfectionism, all you’re doing is hemorrhaging energy at the opportunity cost of attending to your wellness.

Katherine Morgan Schafler • The Perfectionist's Guide to Losing Control

perfectionism is power and

almost nothing makes sense when isolated as an end-in-itself; meaning is inherently ecological

nihilism disrespecter • Tweet

weirdly insightful sentences and

When you make something for someone else, you get glimpses. When you make something for you, you get goosebumps.

Jason Fried • Tweet

manifesto craft and

you’re not building a product

you’re engineering culture

Andrew McLuhan • Tweet

manifestory and brand manifesto

Wanting to be enough for someone else is self-abandonment.

Joe Hudson • Tweet

self renewal and

resonance