Sara Campbell
@tinyrevver
i never give up
Sara Campbell
saracampbell.co
There are many people born out of step with the times. If you read poetry you’re 150 years too late (at least). If you enjoy novels, you’re about 75-100 years too late. If you like cinema as an art form, 30 years too late.
The future is audio and especially visual content, just conversation, increasingly trivial. It... See more
FischerKingx.com"We often hear about passion, but it’s a temporary, fleeting fire that can burn out just as quickly as it ignites. Curiosity, however, is a deeper and more enduring drive. It’s a quiet but constant force that propels us forward, making us seek knowledge and new experiences without the pressure of instant results.
In a world that idolizes passion, cu
I think one of the big questions of this decade
Is how do you become “post-algorithmic”
While remaining economically viable
Reggie Jamesx.comI think there's this idealized version of modern interactions where, especially in the context of startups, where there's this idea that you'll make something, you'll drop it or release it, and then you'll distribute it to thousands and millions of people. And I think what's actual, and the thing that's much more effortful, but much more human too,... See more
Plexus Voices
What a mystery the way things act on us, like secret messages just to you as you sit in the dark.
Dana Spiotta • Innocents and Others
As a workshop leader, how you teach is more valuable than what you teach. It’s not about charisma. It’s about being clear, consistent, appreciative, encouraging, caring, and optimistic. Real power comes from warmth, presence, and the ability to self-regulate and respond more naturally to whatever comes up in your group.
Liz Korabek-Emerson • Designing & Leading Life-Changing Workshops
And so we let our hearts guide us. We let our bodies guide us. “When we align ourselves with our deepest prayer, the next right thing unfolds,” Cynthia discovered. This is the way of the feminine mystic.