@thesamparr I’ve been to Burnquist’s property in Vista. Walked the mega ramp. The quarter pipe at the end is terrifying. Nice Ollie n all but a week to tame it would be damn impressive.
@Cron I have two google workspace accounts each with their own zoom account. Is there a way to generate context specific zoom links for the appropriate cal account? Right now, even if I create an event on my secondary cal, the zoom link is generated from my primary account.
@Cron I don’t see an option to make the stable link default for the other account… not the end of the world to select the custom zoom link each time but am I missing something?
@isaacfrench_ @YouGotHozed Have you stayed at @CuixmalaMexico or sister property Hacienda San Antonino? Incredible Details, privacy, most if not all food sourced on the properties
@jburnmurdoch Food quality and agriculture productions standards aren’t mentioned. Correlations are still difficult to measure but would strongly suspect America’s chemical farming practices and food standards will be recognized as a major part of this story in the years to come
@sweatystartup Have come to love @Cron for this. Can quickly select openings on my cal, choose recepienta time zone, and it generates the options in natural language with a link as an option to paste in the email.
@LauraDiBella15 @JerseyLawk@kyledcheney I think about this. All the wasted expertise. Gov & biz leaders, journalists, all people- whether happy or disgusted, energy not in service of moving democracy or humanity forward, oversight or innovation, but instead on a small man with an obscene ego who cares only for himself
@moseskagan@Appyg99 I wrestle with the same. I think what we really crave is ritual— a meaningful sacred to turn to in celebration or mourning. When my son was born, my partner and I decided on the rituals that were important to us, some borrowed from religion some made up. Make your own sacred.
@RobertMSterling @badbeatzman Thanks— interesting analysis on the quantitative end of my argument. I lead a nonprofit team and like many of my peers, trade heavily on the intangibles, like purpose, to attract extraordinary talent. If we expect/allow for outcomes that supersede job title we often get them.
@cnflictdclarity @badbeatzman @moseskagan@thesamparr It strikes at potential for me and whether we think of job roles as discrete sets of tasks or having a capacity to create value in novel ways. Yes it depends on the job, but incredible talent can surface at any level. Are we choosing to cultivate that or stifling it?
On partnerships: our priorities don’t have to be 100% aligned for us to work together and achieve a great result. It’s also true that we could be 100% aligned and decide not to move forward. Timing and context are everything and ever-changing.
An elegant articulation of the nuances needed to reconcile regenerative philosophy and practice with capitalism. With a foot in both nonprofit and venture, I’m constantly living in this space and work hard to be both practical and considered in my systems change work. I feel seen
I started an essay series at @regenfoundation to unpack what it means when we peg economic value to ecological regeneration. The ethical and technical challenges are vibrant and complex. I’m releasing the first essay “Undualing” soon. Here’s a rant 🧵 to whet your palates. 1/8