Molly Simpson
@spagmol
thinker, feeler, third-wheeler
collecting dots here, connecting them there ￬
Molly Simpson
spagmol.substack.com
This body will expire. You do not know when. There is no backup. Please do something tender with the time.
Terms and Conditions for Occupying Your Flesh Prison
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This body will expire. You do not know when. There is no backup. Please do something tender with the time.
Building a better future
Coachtopia was founded with a mission to help advance a circular fashion system, This is an ongoing journey for
us, in which we’re prioritizing progress over perfection.
Coachtopia was founded with a mission to help advance a circular fashion system, This is an ongoing journey for
us, in which we’re prioritizing progress over perfection.
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You can’t have revolution without evolution.
On the one hand, I want to encourage you in your grief, so that you may fully experience it in all its depth. For as an encounter with a new intensity, it is a profound experience of life and leads you back toward life again, as all things do that reach a certain degree of extremity.
Rainer Maria Rilke
Velocity
The first thing to say is this: I have not built Flexport for speed. I’ve built it for velocity . That’s an important distinction. In physics, velocity has a vector. Speed only makes sense if you’re pointed in the right direction. To generate velocity, you need to make sure that you have people who are super-aligned both in the short and l... See more
The first thing to say is this: I have not built Flexport for speed. I’ve built it for velocity . That’s an important distinction. In physics, velocity has a vector. Speed only makes sense if you’re pointed in the right direction. To generate velocity, you need to make sure that you have people who are super-aligned both in the short and l... See more
“The Hardest Coordination Problem on Earth”
This is your prompt: Write about a time when you began doing something daily, be it a creative endeavour, a new course of study, or a form of exercise. What prompted you to start it? What obstacles got in your way? When you felt resistance or missed a day, what called you back? Now reflect on what you gained from it and how you might apply that kno... See more
Michael Bierut • The Art of Dailiness, by Michael Bierut
I’m always amused when I get credit for coming up with the 100-Day Project, because part of what makes it interesting is that there’s nothing original about it. It’s what we all do every day. We do routine things, and we do things that require acts of imagination that we’re never going to do again, whether it’s naming a goldfish or responding to a ... See more
Michael Bierut • The Art of Dailiness, by Michael Bierut
When Patagonia launched its sustainability campaign, it wasn't the design that won the world over. It was the simple sentence: "The Earth is Our Only Shareholder." It worked because it was smart. It landed because it was human. That small selection of words tells an entire story, not just about a company and its values, but about our world and its ... See more
'Language is looking up': The place of words in branding
There was a collective realisation that we must learn how to play nicely with the robots and, simultaneously, learn how to be human again.