That was one of the most captivating presentations I’ve seen this year. As someone at the coal face of the bottom of the S curve - it’s validating and I see all of those trends daily. Thank you for sharing this.
What’s interesting about “spending like there is no tomorrow” is my experience volunteering with chronically impoverished people. Incoming volunteers would ask, “if these people are so poor, why do they have a new car?”
And the answer was twofold: 1) there has never been a “future” taught here—when you are struggling for survival, tomorrow doesn’t exist.
And 2) this new car is the one thing that can be owned—it’s an investment—it’s collateral.
The fact that this impoverished mindset is now the mindset of many people who aren’t financially struggling but are struggling with meaning is chilling. And comforting in its community-building.
so so good. got to the “one last note” and was surprised that i sat glued to this video (screen casted to my tv) for 45 minutes. as a budding strategist i’m absolutely looking forward to more. this was amazing.
Wonderful talk. So interesting. So many profound insights that puts context and meaning to the way things are right now. I will be rewatching to fully understand.
People fight with their HOAs across the country to keep skeletons up!? Ahhahahahaha I can attest this a very real thing. I can’t believe it’s an epidemic.
That was one of the most captivating presentations I’ve seen this year. As someone at the coal face of the bottom of the S curve - it’s validating and I see all of those trends daily. Thank you for sharing this.
What’s interesting about “spending like there is no tomorrow” is my experience volunteering with chronically impoverished people. Incoming volunteers would ask, “if these people are so poor, why do they have a new car?”
And the answer was twofold: 1) there has never been a “future” taught here—when you are struggling for survival, tomorrow doesn’t exist.
And 2) this new car is the one thing that can be owned—it’s an investment—it’s collateral.
The fact that this impoverished mindset is now the mindset of many people who aren’t financially struggling but are struggling with meaning is chilling. And comforting in its community-building.
Interesting talk, side thought: maybe if I die broke I will have an ad-supported funeral.
So many interesting insights! I need a moment to let this presentation sink in
Maybe the best talk I’ve seen all year…maybe in a few years. Well worth a watch!
this was fantastic. so clear and perfect context.
Didn't know what I was getting into when I clicked, but it's been thoroughly compelling. Saved to revisit.
Superb! Thanks for sharing!
We see why you're top game your presentation, the depth, the details the thinking systems.
Loved every bit.
"meaningful play" :)
so so good. got to the “one last note” and was surprised that i sat glued to this video (screen casted to my tv) for 45 minutes. as a budding strategist i’m absolutely looking forward to more. this was amazing.
Wonderful talk. So interesting. So many profound insights that puts context and meaning to the way things are right now. I will be rewatching to fully understand.
Thank you so much for sharing this Jasmine. Saved and will be revisiting often.
I like how the idea of trust is defined in your Talk!
Well crafted message
People fight with their HOAs across the country to keep skeletons up!? Ahhahahahaha I can attest this a very real thing. I can’t believe it’s an epidemic.
“If we can’t see the future why do we continue investing in it.” This is wild. I wasn’t aware there was a growing movement around this idea.