Me Economy to the We Economy
@bridgetphetasy interviewed another Locals creator, ZDoggMD to talk about their communities.
Check it out and share your thoughts!
Spoke to Kat Rosenfield about why the YA community is so susceptible to moral panic, when grown women turn back into teenage girls online, what the culture wars are doing to the art world, and her new book: No One Will Miss Her. Get on it! #WalkInsWelcome
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/e150-kat-rosenfield-worries-the-culture-wars-stifle-art/id1437447846?i=1000538580524
See ladies, if you came to #SarahConnor you would have known this episode was coming :)
Punching waaaaaay above my weight these days but that's okay.
I forgot to post this yesterday! But it's here! We talk about their new book, A Hunter-Gatherer's Guide to the 21st Century, and all things evolution. I love these two so much and I'm so grateful for their voices in these crazy times.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/e148-bret-weinstein-heather-heying-think-humans-actually/id1437447846?i=1000537105569
Maggie is back! Also: The "No Complaining" challenge.
This week @samanthashahi and talk about what went into making #DumpsterFire without the brains behind the operation, Maggie.
And I yell at Millie, as usual.
This one's all over the place as I am in a mood. #WalkInsWelcome
Hello new followers, I hope I don’t disappoint you. I want this place to feel like home, where we can escape the Thunderdome and process the world. Where we can post dog pics and recipes and book recommendations. Where we support each other as we get sober, lose weight, embark on new business opportunities, creative endeavors, relationships and travels. I want this to be your oasis of sanity and laughter in an increasingly mad world. A creative outlet where you can share your spirit with us.
We might not have any control over the news cycle—but we can control our habits and attitude. It all starts with us. And hopefully a little piece of that will start here.
Hey, pham! Sooo, ten days ago I made a post asking you guys for advice on dating apps. I got some wonderful, supportive input. I thought I'd post an update.
Several of you recommended that I try Hinge, and I signed up the next day, hoping for a more casual and friendly environment than I'd experienced on dating apps so far. That's exactly what I got, too. By the second day I was having fun, interesting conversations with four very nice ladies. But one of them really stood out, and after a mere two days of (constantly) chatting and making each other laugh, I asked her if we could meet for dinner.
And so we did. And it felt like I'd known her forever. Our dinner conversation took up right where our text conversation had left off, and we sat there talking and chatting until we felt conspicuous about just chatting long past the meal.
We left the restaurant and went for a walk, which lead to very natural and warm hand-holding. And that lead to a first kiss. And a second date.
We are both...
