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the chase for more, and the need to be recognised through our achievements and belongings, can hinder us from the real things, like time with those we love, time doing things we love ourselves, and balance. It’s probably all about balance really, isn’t it?

For furniture startups, success might come from investing in virtual staging. For clothing companies, the way to connect might be through virtual styling. If a retail company copycats Echo Look with better branding and improved AI, it could benefit tons of people who are struggling right now.

Give community members the ability to earn social status and capital within the community.

Andrew Wilkinson says: “Most successful people are just a walking anxiety disorder harnessed for productivity.”

It’s 2020, nobody believes in one job for life anymore, or even one area of interest. People want to leverage what they already know in order to gain access to jobs where they’ll learn and try new things. For many of the world’s best talent: non-linear is the new black and finding a way to combine passion and paid work with lifelong learning are... See more

To me, this idea of opposing truths so aptly represents the current state of Web3. On one hand, I feel completely convinced that Web3 will fundamentally reshape many aspects of our world. On the other hand, I feel that using Web3 is simply way harder than it needs to be.