Being in Space

Can utility run out of use?
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Not being grand is difficult, for, throughout everyday life, we correlate more with more. The alternative is not necessarily having less or being humble, while both are great moments. It is a call to add a vertical dimension. We imply and call on a certain grand-ness in business…
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Cost of Change
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Time is not always a line
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In the new year, I will be running a workshop on how to write prompts. We will cover the difference between prompts and briefs, how we can open space in…
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Do you change or pivot?
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Where do you look for feedback?
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Who is the artist without art? What is the opposite of a media business?
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Do you get value from your job, or are you the one who gives it value?
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Can you experiment with your ability to map situations?
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Moving relationships from funnels to orbit
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