Tag: Collective

In the not-so-distant future, a remarkable transformation began to sweep across the world, and it all started with individuals embracing the idea of empowering their Higher Selves and breaking free from their ego’s programming. It was foretold by a 1% of the humans on the planet who chose to b...

I don’t usually offer psychic predictions in my writing, and that’s for a good reason — I think that learning to develop yourself spiritually is more important than attempting to know the future. But this time, it’s too important. It’s too big. I have to share...

At Streeth we are finally unveiling more details around the launch of the Streethers Genesis Collective (SGC), a new, restricted group of street art lovers, collectors and creators within the Streeth community, aimed at supporting and promoting emerging street artists around the world by scouti...

I was thinking back to where this work started for me and it had been brewing for a while. In early 2019, a year before the pandemic began, I’d been planning some work with Dan Sutch and Catalyst, keen that the ‘digital’ field-building they were doing was using some kind of gravita...

The Google Tech Equity Collective program has been okay; but, as I have said from the beginning, I dislike the on-demand part. The Google Cloud Career Program is much more hands-on with real people leading the training. I will admit after completing all of the work inside of the module, I have gone ...

Pivoting to the Iranian protests, we are seeing similar collective action, this time by protestors over the abuses of the Iranian theocracy. Starting with the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old woman arrested by morality police in Tehran, the protests have swelled into an indictment of the governme...

When I set out on my journey to understand generational trauma and my parents, I became very interested in what life was like for them. My father was born in 1957 and my mother in 1961. The Korean War Armistice was signed in 1953 I didn’t know where to turn for help because there is a langu...

Anold English proverb suggests that "the good suffer with the bad," while this may be true. Indeed, many innocent people have suffered for the misdeeds of others throughout history; we should consider the injustice of such a proposition. Shane Darcey, lecturer at the Irish Center...

My mother had a saying: “you don’t see us on our knees.” This is a Lakota value my mom learned growing up in South Dakota and passed down to me. What it means is that we identify what people need, and we try to meet their needs before they ask. We look out for each other. We d...

When I read this post, I could relate to it so much, although not because of the fear of speaking out. My voice has been loud, just not on LinkedIn platform. I had limited space to think about LinkedIn since October 2023. My energy and focus were dedicated to learning: reading, watching video m...

It kinda shocked me the first time I looked at the mirror and saw a woman, instead of a girl. Until very recently, and to be specific until my mother asked me to try her engagement dress, I was so convinced I was still living my prolonged puberty years as a 20-something. I am now the same age she...

As the digital demands of both external users and internal colleagues continue to grow, digital departments are trapped in an institutional tension: should institutions scale their departments to meet that ever-growing need, or should digital responsibilities be cultivated and distributed across the...