I learned to trust that we’d be OK, even starting life afresh [..]. I learned that we can adapt and survive, and cope with the fear of not being OK.via A Simpler Family Life: Starting Life Anew with Our Six Kids (*) by The Minimalists (*).
Have an opinion, tell some truth, show some emotion.via The Helicopterism of Art-Editorial Photography (*) by Jorg Colberg (*) originally from The Dreck of Photographic Muzak (*).
Introspective reflections which are liable to stall are helped along by the flow of the landscape.via Journeys are the midwives of thought (*) by swissmiss (*).
The mind may be reluctant to think properly when thinking is all it is supposed to do.
there is nothing more reassuring than reading the words of a perfect stranger who is saying exactly what you feelvia Venice, through the eyes of a Writer, Mirsada Hadzic (*) by Adam Marelli (*).
the lessons you can easily generalize and share are typically not original, and the lessons that are original typically cannot be generalized and shared. Only modeled in slightly puzzling ways.via Learning to Fly by Missing the Ground (*) by Venkat (*).
If we don’t design human values into the things we create, we’ll find ourselves in a world that is alien to us.Adding:
the way all progress moves forward is by someone thinking differently, trying something that no one else has tried, breaking the established traditions and rules.via (*) via The future of design: stay one step ahead of the algorithm (*) by Dan Saffer (*).
What is the competition too scared to try?via The First Step To Building A Marketing Campaign (*) by The Story of Telling (*).
Say and do that thing.
