This was a regular topic of conversation this semester in my Socially Responsive Design class, so I've jotted down some thoughts for those who are interested (relevant for emerging and established designers).
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Bitcoin's killer app is giving us all something to own that nobody can make more of. Only Jeffrey Epstein's banker would tell you it's for bad people.
Ask yourself: Am I ok being forced to pay off my government's debt?
If you're not, then opt out and buy #Bitcoin
That simple.
@Peer__2__Peer Me too. Not all in, but lots in. Been buying small amounts on the way down to help with averaging. Just gonna forget it for a few years. 🤦🏻♂️🤞🏼
@Jason Huge fan of you and all-in from Aus. This is certainly how the world should work. This dude had no boundaries or respect. My concern here is the US’s and world’s obsession with litigation. This dude will be fielding calls to sue Tyson now. Which is shit.
It’s way harder for established brands – especially if they have some baggage from how they’ve always done things. For a company to acknowledge an issue and pivot can be difficult – especially as it requires some sacrifice – usually profit.
Purpose is a key driver of brand performance. #Purpose can be challenging though. It’s easier for a new #brand to connect to a relevant social issue and say “this is what we care about, and this is how our brand serves this issue.” Their purpose is defined from the outset…
@natbrunell Huge fan of your show. I’m relatively new to this space, but quickly realized there was a lot of judgement, confirmation bias and lack of balance amongst many maxis. Your openness to ideas, balance and even bears is hugely helpful. Thanks. Nice work.
@ParikPatelCFA@garyvee Don’t let the intensity fool you sir - kindness, patience and spending the weekend at garage sales is the way to build wealth. You still have time.