In one sentence:
What do you wish someone had told you when you were a kid?
— Orange Book 🍊📖 (@orangebook_) November 27, 2020
Click through for the responses on this thread.
My response was: Your body will tell you what is right for you and what is not. (Jobs, friends, homes, … really anything) It all comes down to resonance.
Thank you Kottke for surfacing this fascinating piece on raising children in a gender-neutral way. Thought provoking.
I am so happy I discovered the work of Livia Falcarus. She sells prints! YAY!
Loving this Toiletry bag by See Design.
This little bench would make perfect a plant stand!
This speech by Valarie Kaur made me weep a few months ago while walking through a Brooklyn park. Listen to the very end. It’s powerful. So very powerful.
I am beyond thrilled and honored that Valarie is our guest at CreativeMornings/NYC this Thursday, November 19th.
I wish everyone on this planet would read her book See No Stranger – A memoir and manifesto of revolutionary love.
I am humbled I’ll get to be in conversation with Valarie this Thursday at 4:30pm ET. Join us. (It’s free.)
I loved this video in which Tim Ferriss breaks down how he reads and synthesizes books. Super interesting.
Highly recommend surrounding yourself with honorable, courageous, generous, supportive, no-bullshit women who make you want to show up to their level. Above all of changes I’ve made, and the personal work I’ve done, this has made the greatest difference in my life.
— Jennifer Romolini (@jennromolini) November 11, 2020
I feeling this Tweet. I have sensed an intense desire in me recently to surround myself with strong, courageous, generous women. I am lucky I have so many of them in my life. Women lifting each other up is glorious.
I am in love with the minimalist aesthetic of Public Goods. They believe the products you use everyday should be healthy, sustainable and easy to access. They deliver well-designed, eco-friendly essentials directly to you. Learn more about their brand here.
I love these graphical photographs titled Urban Erosion by Dutch photographer Maarten Vromans.
Fireworks cut in half. By Andrew Waits.
Whoa, blast from the past: I had a pair of these as a little kiddo growing up in Switzerland. Anyone with me here?
The Million Mile Light is a battery-free safety light for runners and joggers that’s powered by motion and engineered to never give up. Brilliant.
This new Tattly Furry Friends Sheet by Brooklyn based illustrator Kevin Waldron is making me happy.
A growing online database of Letraset Sheets. Be still my heart.
A beautiful animation creative by Andrea Dorfman, while in social isolation through the spring and summer of 2020. How to Be at Home is one of thirty films made through, The Curve, a National Film Board of Canada series of films created within (and many about) our pandemical times.
Studio Bower launched the Melt Line.
This chair won my heart. (Yes, it is very expensive. And yes, it’s beautiful!)
The magnetic Tasha Blank is hosting a virtual dance party to #DanceTheVote on Thursday October 29th, 8pm ET! I’ll be there! Join me? Registration is free and everyone is welcome!
I would totally put these wine glass drying coasters to use.
This Keith Haring Stacking Figures Game made me look.
Feeling this photo. I found it over on Positive Vibe Tribe.
I was lucky enough to experience this DO Lectures talk by Alastair Humphreys live in 2018. I keep coming back to it, when I need a little kick in the butt and a reminder to just push myself out of my daily routines and comfort zones. I keep wondering, especially now, in times of Covid, how can I live more adventurously? What micro adventures can I add to my day?
Vintage videos with Dr. Berne about Transnational Analysis, a system for understanding people’s behavior who are trying to change people’s behavior and for predicting people’s behavior.
