Sam Liebeskind
@samliebeskind
product partnerships at New_Public; previously community & growth @ Geneva
Sam Liebeskind
ICEBREAKERS, via The Art of Noticing by Rob Walker
docs.google.comKin-building is, at its heart, about finding ease and choosing to rest in others. When you have more people in your life, there is less on your individual shoulders to do and achieve. I do wish I had known sooner that it was about people just as much as it was about accomplishments.
Bonsai implements a platform-agnostic framework comprising Planning, Sourcing, Curating, and Ranking modules
BONSAI: Intentional and Personalized Social Media Feeds
Timeleft - Hello Stranger
timeleft.com
Friction is inevitable in human relationships. It can be uncomfortable, even maddening. Yet friction can be meaningful—as a check on selfish behavior or inflated self-regard; as a spur to look more closely at other people; as a way to better understand the foibles and fears we all share.
Damon Beres • The Age of Anti-Social Media Is Here
Discussing Frank Slootman's "Amp It Up" leadership philosophy of boosting performance by increasing intensity and eliminating slack.
TRANSCRIPT
Considerable slack naturally exists in organizations to perform at much higher levels. I would argue what Frank is saying here could also be applied to individuals. The considerable slack naturally exists in individuals to perform at much higher levels.
Let me go back to this. The role of leadership is to convert that lingering potential into
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If a single status game becomes dominant, it breeds violence. Social fragmentation is a release valve.
polarization vs coexistence & cohesion and Status Signaling
Jaron Lanier on Status / Conflict
Mann Sales Co. - The Persuasion Company
mannsales.coA young man in his mid-twenties, working in financial administration, sighed as he described the state of political discussion in his community. Despite the town being a “melting pot” of people from diverse backgrounds, there was a strong “disconnect” between groups and an inability, he sensed, for people with differing views to really understand... See more