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A Free Pep Talk for Facilitators:

When you need encouragement to keep going with your work.

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Feeling doubt? You're not alone.

This pep talk is here to remind you: the old ways are designed for the world we’re leaving behind. 

Your work, your ideas, your way of doing things—it’s exactly what the new world needs.

There are days when *I* wonder if any of the work I do matters.

I sometimes ruminate over whether or not my workshops, my ideas, or my way of doing things will ever make the impact I dream about.

(We all know intent and impact are not the same!)

On those days, I give myself a pep talk. I remind myself of the bigger picture—that the old world wasn’t built for equity, creativity, or liberation, and because of that, we are building something new. Which is HARD!

I need to remember I’m not alone in this work. It’s worthwhile and matters to a lot of people. 

And I thought…

Maybe you could use this reminder too?

This free audio is a gift from me to you.
Calling it a hug ‘from my mouth to your ears’ is strange, but maybe accurate? 😅

Alongside connecting with the other humans in my life, the ideas in this pep talk are what I turn to when I need to keep going. When the doubt creeps in. When the pressure to ‘do it all’ feels heavy.

I hope it lifts you up the way it lifts me. 💛

What's inside:

  • A reminder that you’re not alone—there’s a global movement alongside you.
  • Permission to let go of the old ways and try something new.
  • A celebration of your work as a facilitator, guide, and connector.
  • The energy you need to keep building the world you want to see

Here’s what a few people had to say after listening to this pep talk:👇🏽

how it works

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Find a quiet moment to listen—whether it’s right before a session or while you’re winding down after a tough day.

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Let the words and music wash over you. Picture the people in this with you, and how your work could shape the future. ✨✨

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Play the pep talk again whenever you need to feel supported and inspired. 
(Download it, or just stream each time)

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One final reminder:

This work you’re doing—the workshops, the conversations, the spaces you create—might feel small some days, but…

Small things are still meaningful, and can add up.

The old world was built by a series of small things, over time.
So, it makes sense that this new world, the one we’re building together – it’ll be built over time, too.

It’s growing with every step each of us takes, every moment of connection we create.

This pep talk is here to remind you:

You’re not alone.
You’re part of something so much bigger.
And you’re exactly what this new world needs.

Please keep going!

Any feedback?

 

Do you see a pink, heart-shaped speech bubble at the bottom of the screen? If you click on that, you can send me your notes in a text!

I’d love to know how this made you feel. And if you have any ideas for future pep talks, send em my way! 

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  • And if you're copy-pasting what you saw someone else do? My guess is that'll tip you toward the left end of the scale. No shame if it is... We're all doing what we can with the resources we have. Mediocrity is just math, and I want you to be mentally prepared for it. 🤷🏽‍♀️ If you're a recovering straight-A student like me, and the thought of a B- gives you hives, your mind might have gone straight into strategizing. "What tips your workshop into excellence?" (I'd love your thoughts below. I'll go first.) 🌍 Having a clear dream for your workshop, aligned with YOUR goals, values, and quirks. 🌍 Designing your workshop with that dream (and your workshop guests!) in mind. 🌍 Doing that workshop with your full presence, and an openness to receiving feedback (from yourself and others). 🌍 Iterating over and over (and over!) to learn from, build on, and improve your experiences. (If you thought I'd give you some quick-fix, silver bullet... [please imagine my rendition of 'If I Were a Boy'] 🎶 You thought wroooooooooooong! 🎶 ) You might've heard me say this before: Dream - Design - Do - repeat. ✨ Mediocrity is math. ✨ Excellence takes iteration. Any questions? Additions?👇🏽
  • "What’s the Dreamworld Codex?" - very logical question, btw! It’s my favourite tool for designing workshops that feel layered, nuanced, and transformative. The kind of workshops where people don’t just learn—they have an experience that sticks with them. I guide my clients through filling this out, but I'm not about gatekeeping - you can make your own version of this without me: At its heart are The 8 Elements of Worldbuilding, inspired by the stories, games, and worlds we lose ourselves in: ✨ Religion: What values or rituals shape your participants’ journey? ✨ History: What’s the story that brought us to where we are—and why does it matter now? ✨ Life Forms: Who’s in the room? Who/what else influences the work? ✨ Society & Culture: What norms or dynamics will you disrupt or create? ✨ Politics & Power: How will participants be empowered—and what power dynamics will they challenge? ✨ Magic & Technology: What tools, surprises, or techniques make the experience unforgettable? ✨ Language: What words, phrases, concepts, or symbols help participants share and carry this world with them? ✨ Environment: How does the space (physical or digital) transport and inspire them? Here’s how you can use this: 1️⃣Find a space that helps you feel dreamy. Somewhere expansive and open. 2️⃣ Grab a piece of paper and markers (or your favourite notes app) and make 8 sections - one for each Element of your workshop's world. 3️⃣ Ask yourself big questions for each Element: What feels exciting? What’s missing? What do you already know you want to invite people into? 4️⃣ Fill it in—messy is good! Your first draft is just the start of the magic.✨ 5️⃣ Take breaks liberally - don't try to force 'imagination'! You'll continue to come back to it over time. If you *want* some extra help, I offer a Dream Day service where we spend a day on Voxer to map out your world together. We’ll go deep into your workshop’s story and bring it fully to life. But like I said... you can totally do this yourself! What element of the Dreamworld Codex are you most excited to explore? Let me know in the comments—or DM me if you’re ready to co-create your dream workshop.
  • My stories from today were blowing people's minds. I know not everyone watches stories, so... Here you go! 😘 This is ONE framework (under Politics and Power) inside my 4-part intensive. It'll be added to the Worldbuilding Course soon, too! Saved as a highlight under 'Governance Grid' if you want to peruse more slowly.
  • Dream first! THEN Design. Any questions? 🤔 (Let me know if you want a walkthrough of *my* Dream process.)
  • Workshops aren’t neutral. They either challenge oppressive systems or reinforce them. Most replicate the OLD systems: 🙄 Top-down hierarchies. 🙄 Perfectionism that stifles creativity. 🙄 The same rushed, capitalism-flavoured vibes. But I believe workshops can be a portal into... something different. Better. A moment to feel what is possible. Using worldbuilding and games, we can build playful, collective spaces where: ✨ Everyone has a 💩 tonne of agency. ✨ Ideas are shared, memories made. ✨ We model the future, not the past. Workshops are gateways into the world we're creating. Supporting more people to craft gateways into a BETTER world is the work of my heart. 💛 How do you feel about making workshops a portal into something revolutionary? Tell me about what you want to experience (as a workshop host or as a guest). The comment section - and my DMs! - are always open. 😘
  • Neurospicy. Dreamer. Designer. That’s me in three words—but I’m a lot more than that. I think it’s so important for us to see each other as whole, multi-dimensional humans. It’s one of the driving forces behind everything I do—not just in the workshops I design, but in life. Late-stage capitalism has a habit of streamlining everything for the sake of efficiency, and in the process, it can strip away the messy, beautiful things that make us human. I’m not about that. If you aren’t either, we’ll probably get along. ✊🏽 If you are into that hyper-streamlined, nothing-but-business mindset… we might not be each other’s people—and that’s okay too. But then, hmm... you probably wouldn't be reading this. 😬 Disregard. So - here’s a little about me! I don’t post to my feed much (I’m more active in Stories), but I’d love to get to know you too. Did any of my simple pleasures make you smile? Or, if you could dream up a better world, what’s the first change you’d make? Drop a comment—I’d love to connect. ✨
And if you're copy-pasting what you saw someone else do? My guess is that'll tip you toward the left end of the scale. No shame if it is... We're all doing what we can with the resources we have. Mediocrity is just math, and I want you to be mentally prepared for it. 🤷🏽‍♀️ If you're a recovering straight-A student like me, and the thought of a B- gives you hives, your mind might have gone straight into strategizing. "What tips your workshop into excellence?" (I'd love your thoughts below. I'll go first.) 🌍 Having a clear dream for your workshop, aligned with YOUR goals, values, and quirks. 🌍 Designing your workshop with that dream (and your workshop guests!) in mind. 🌍 Doing that workshop with your full presence, and an openness to receiving feedback (from yourself and others). 🌍 Iterating over and over (and over!) to learn from, build on, and improve your experiences. (If you thought I'd give you some quick-fix, silver bullet... [please imagine my rendition of 'If I Were a Boy'] 🎶 You thought wroooooooooooong! 🎶 ) You might've heard me say this before: Dream - Design - Do - repeat. ✨ Mediocrity is math. ✨ Excellence takes iteration. Any questions? Additions?👇🏽
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And if you're copy-pasting what you saw someone else do? My guess is that'll tip you toward the left end of the scale. No shame if it is... We're all doing what we can with the resources we have. Mediocrity is just math, and I want you to be mentally prepared for it. 🤷🏽‍♀️ If you're a recovering straight-A student like me, and the thought of a B- gives you hives, your mind might have gone straight into strategizing. "What tips your workshop into excellence?" (I'd love your thoughts below. I'll go first.) 🌍 Having a clear dream for your workshop, aligned with YOUR goals, values, and quirks. 🌍 Designing your workshop with that dream (and your workshop guests!) in mind. 🌍 Doing that workshop with your full presence, and an openness to receiving feedback (from yourself and others). 🌍 Iterating over and over (and over!) to learn from, build on, and improve your experiences. (If you thought I'd give you some quick-fix, silver bullet... [please imagine my rendition of 'If I Were a Boy'] 🎶 You thought wroooooooooooong! 🎶 ) You might've heard me say this before: Dream - Design - Do - repeat. ✨ Mediocrity is math. ✨ Excellence takes iteration. Any questions? Additions?👇🏽
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"What’s the Dreamworld Codex?" - very logical question, btw! It’s my favourite tool for designing workshops that feel layered, nuanced, and transformative. The kind of workshops where people don’t just learn—they have an experience that sticks with them. I guide my clients through filling this out, but I'm not about gatekeeping - you can make your own version of this without me: At its heart are The 8 Elements of Worldbuilding, inspired by the stories, games, and worlds we lose ourselves in: ✨ Religion: What values or rituals shape your participants’ journey? ✨ History: What’s the story that brought us to where we are—and why does it matter now? ✨ Life Forms: Who’s in the room? Who/what else influences the work? ✨ Society & Culture: What norms or dynamics will you disrupt or create? ✨ Politics & Power: How will participants be empowered—and what power dynamics will they challenge? ✨ Magic & Technology: What tools, surprises, or techniques make the experience unforgettable? ✨ Language: What words, phrases, concepts, or symbols help participants share and carry this world with them? ✨ Environment: How does the space (physical or digital) transport and inspire them? Here’s how you can use this: 1️⃣Find a space that helps you feel dreamy. Somewhere expansive and open. 2️⃣ Grab a piece of paper and markers (or your favourite notes app) and make 8 sections - one for each Element of your workshop's world. 3️⃣ Ask yourself big questions for each Element: What feels exciting? What’s missing? What do you already know you want to invite people into? 4️⃣ Fill it in—messy is good! Your first draft is just the start of the magic.✨ 5️⃣ Take breaks liberally - don't try to force 'imagination'! You'll continue to come back to it over time. If you *want* some extra help, I offer a Dream Day service where we spend a day on Voxer to map out your world together. We’ll go deep into your workshop’s story and bring it fully to life. But like I said... you can totally do this yourself! What element of the Dreamworld Codex are you most excited to explore? Let me know in the comments—or DM me if you’re ready to co-create your dream workshop.
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"What’s the Dreamworld Codex?" - very logical question, btw! It’s my favourite tool for designing workshops that feel layered, nuanced, and transformative. The kind of workshops where people don’t just learn—they have an experience that sticks with them. I guide my clients through filling this out, but I'm not about gatekeeping - you can make your own version of this without me: At its heart are The 8 Elements of Worldbuilding, inspired by the stories, games, and worlds we lose ourselves in: ✨ Religion: What values or rituals shape your participants’ journey? ✨ History: What’s the story that brought us to where we are—and why does it matter now? ✨ Life Forms: Who’s in the room? Who/what else influences the work? ✨ Society & Culture: What norms or dynamics will you disrupt or create? ✨ Politics & Power: How will participants be empowered—and what power dynamics will they challenge? ✨ Magic & Technology: What tools, surprises, or techniques make the experience unforgettable? ✨ Language: What words, phrases, concepts, or symbols help participants share and carry this world with them? ✨ Environment: How does the space (physical or digital) transport and inspire them? Here’s how you can use this: 1️⃣Find a space that helps you feel dreamy. Somewhere expansive and open. 2️⃣ Grab a piece of paper and markers (or your favourite notes app) and make 8 sections - one for each Element of your workshop's world. 3️⃣ Ask yourself big questions for each Element: What feels exciting? What’s missing? What do you already know you want to invite people into? 4️⃣ Fill it in—messy is good! Your first draft is just the start of the magic.✨ 5️⃣ Take breaks liberally - don't try to force 'imagination'! You'll continue to come back to it over time. If you *want* some extra help, I offer a Dream Day service where we spend a day on Voxer to map out your world together. We’ll go deep into your workshop’s story and bring it fully to life. But like I said... you can totally do this yourself! What element of the Dreamworld Codex are you most excited to explore? Let me know in the comments—or DM me if you’re ready to co-create your dream workshop.
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My stories from today were blowing people's minds. I know not everyone watches stories, so... Here you go! 😘 This is ONE framework (under Politics and Power) inside my 4-part intensive. It'll be added to the Worldbuilding Course soon, too! Saved as a highlight under 'Governance Grid' if you want to peruse more slowly.
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Workshops aren’t neutral. They either challenge oppressive systems or reinforce them. Most replicate the OLD systems: 🙄 Top-down hierarchies. 🙄 Perfectionism that stifles creativity. 🙄 The same rushed, capitalism-flavoured vibes. But I believe workshops can be a portal into... something different. Better. A moment to feel what is possible. Using worldbuilding and games, we can build playful, collective spaces where: ✨ Everyone has a 💩 tonne of agency. ✨ Ideas are shared, memories made. ✨ We model the future, not the past. Workshops are gateways into the world we're creating. Supporting more people to craft gateways into a BETTER world is the work of my heart. 💛 How do you feel about making workshops a portal into something revolutionary? Tell me about what you want to experience (as a workshop host or as a guest). The comment section - and my DMs! - are always open. 😘
Workshops aren’t neutral. They either challenge oppressive systems or reinforce them. Most replicate the OLD systems: 🙄 Top-down hierarchies. 🙄 Perfectionism that stifles creativity. 🙄 The same rushed, capitalism-flavoured vibes. But I believe workshops can be a portal into... something different. Better. A moment to feel what is possible. Using worldbuilding and games, we can build playful, collective spaces where: ✨ Everyone has a 💩 tonne of agency. ✨ Ideas are shared, memories made. ✨ We model the future, not the past. Workshops are gateways into the world we're creating. Supporting more people to craft gateways into a BETTER world is the work of my heart. 💛 How do you feel about making workshops a portal into something revolutionary? Tell me about what you want to experience (as a workshop host or as a guest). The comment section - and my DMs! - are always open. 😘
Workshops aren’t neutral. They either challenge oppressive systems or reinforce them. Most replicate the OLD systems: 🙄 Top-down hierarchies. 🙄 Perfectionism that stifles creativity. 🙄 The same rushed, capitalism-flavoured vibes. But I believe workshops can be a portal into... something different. Better. A moment to feel what is possible. Using worldbuilding and games, we can build playful, collective spaces where: ✨ Everyone has a 💩 tonne of agency. ✨ Ideas are shared, memories made. ✨ We model the future, not the past. Workshops are gateways into the world we're creating. Supporting more people to craft gateways into a BETTER world is the work of my heart. 💛 How do you feel about making workshops a portal into something revolutionary? Tell me about what you want to experience (as a workshop host or as a guest). The comment section - and my DMs! - are always open. 😘
Workshops aren’t neutral. They either challenge oppressive systems or reinforce them. Most replicate the OLD systems: 🙄 Top-down hierarchies. 🙄 Perfectionism that stifles creativity. 🙄 The same rushed, capitalism-flavoured vibes. But I believe workshops can be a portal into... something different. Better. A moment to feel what is possible. Using worldbuilding and games, we can build playful, collective spaces where: ✨ Everyone has a 💩 tonne of agency. ✨ Ideas are shared, memories made. ✨ We model the future, not the past. Workshops are gateways into the world we're creating. Supporting more people to craft gateways into a BETTER world is the work of my heart. 💛 How do you feel about making workshops a portal into something revolutionary? Tell me about what you want to experience (as a workshop host or as a guest). The comment section - and my DMs! - are always open. 😘
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Workshops aren’t neutral. They either challenge oppressive systems or reinforce them. Most replicate the OLD systems: 🙄 Top-down hierarchies. 🙄 Perfectionism that stifles creativity. 🙄 The same rushed, capitalism-flavoured vibes. But I believe workshops can be a portal into... something different. Better. A moment to feel what is possible. Using worldbuilding and games, we can build playful, collective spaces where: ✨ Everyone has a 💩 tonne of agency. ✨ Ideas are shared, memories made. ✨ We model the future, not the past. Workshops are gateways into the world we're creating. Supporting more people to craft gateways into a BETTER world is the work of my heart. 💛 How do you feel about making workshops a portal into something revolutionary? Tell me about what you want to experience (as a workshop host or as a guest). The comment section - and my DMs! - are always open. 😘
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Neurospicy. Dreamer. Designer. That’s me in three words—but I’m a lot more than that. I think it’s so important for us to see each other as whole, multi-dimensional humans. It’s one of the driving forces behind everything I do—not just in the workshops I design, but in life. Late-stage capitalism has a habit of streamlining everything for the sake of efficiency, and in the process, it can strip away the messy, beautiful things that make us human. I’m not about that. If you aren’t either, we’ll probably get along. ✊🏽 If you are into that hyper-streamlined, nothing-but-business mindset… we might not be each other’s people—and that’s okay too. But then, hmm... you probably wouldn't be reading this. 😬 Disregard. So - here’s a little about me! I don’t post to my feed much (I’m more active in Stories), but I’d love to get to know you too. Did any of my simple pleasures make you smile? Or, if you could dream up a better world, what’s the first change you’d make? Drop a comment—I’d love to connect. ✨
Neurospicy. Dreamer. Designer. That’s me in three words—but I’m a lot more than that. I think it’s so important for us to see each other as whole, multi-dimensional humans. It’s one of the driving forces behind everything I do—not just in the workshops I design, but in life. Late-stage capitalism has a habit of streamlining everything for the sake of efficiency, and in the process, it can strip away the messy, beautiful things that make us human. I’m not about that. If you aren’t either, we’ll probably get along. ✊🏽 If you are into that hyper-streamlined, nothing-but-business mindset… we might not be each other’s people—and that’s okay too. But then, hmm... you probably wouldn't be reading this. 😬 Disregard. So - here’s a little about me! I don’t post to my feed much (I’m more active in Stories), but I’d love to get to know you too. Did any of my simple pleasures make you smile? Or, if you could dream up a better world, what’s the first change you’d make? Drop a comment—I’d love to connect. ✨
Neurospicy. Dreamer. Designer. That’s me in three words—but I’m a lot more than that. I think it’s so important for us to see each other as whole, multi-dimensional humans. It’s one of the driving forces behind everything I do—not just in the workshops I design, but in life. Late-stage capitalism has a habit of streamlining everything for the sake of efficiency, and in the process, it can strip away the messy, beautiful things that make us human. I’m not about that. If you aren’t either, we’ll probably get along. ✊🏽 If you are into that hyper-streamlined, nothing-but-business mindset… we might not be each other’s people—and that’s okay too. But then, hmm... you probably wouldn't be reading this. 😬 Disregard. So - here’s a little about me! I don’t post to my feed much (I’m more active in Stories), but I’d love to get to know you too. Did any of my simple pleasures make you smile? Or, if you could dream up a better world, what’s the first change you’d make? Drop a comment—I’d love to connect. ✨
Neurospicy. Dreamer. Designer. That’s me in three words—but I’m a lot more than that. I think it’s so important for us to see each other as whole, multi-dimensional humans. It’s one of the driving forces behind everything I do—not just in the workshops I design, but in life. Late-stage capitalism has a habit of streamlining everything for the sake of efficiency, and in the process, it can strip away the messy, beautiful things that make us human. I’m not about that. If you aren’t either, we’ll probably get along. ✊🏽 If you are into that hyper-streamlined, nothing-but-business mindset… we might not be each other’s people—and that’s okay too. But then, hmm... you probably wouldn't be reading this. 😬 Disregard. So - here’s a little about me! I don’t post to my feed much (I’m more active in Stories), but I’d love to get to know you too. Did any of my simple pleasures make you smile? Or, if you could dream up a better world, what’s the first change you’d make? Drop a comment—I’d love to connect. ✨
Neurospicy. Dreamer. Designer. That’s me in three words—but I’m a lot more than that. I think it’s so important for us to see each other as whole, multi-dimensional humans. It’s one of the driving forces behind everything I do—not just in the workshops I design, but in life. Late-stage capitalism has a habit of streamlining everything for the sake of efficiency, and in the process, it can strip away the messy, beautiful things that make us human. I’m not about that. If you aren’t either, we’ll probably get along. ✊🏽 If you are into that hyper-streamlined, nothing-but-business mindset… we might not be each other’s people—and that’s okay too. But then, hmm... you probably wouldn't be reading this. 😬 Disregard. So - here’s a little about me! I don’t post to my feed much (I’m more active in Stories), but I’d love to get to know you too. Did any of my simple pleasures make you smile? Or, if you could dream up a better world, what’s the first change you’d make? Drop a comment—I’d love to connect. ✨
Neurospicy. Dreamer. Designer. That’s me in three words—but I’m a lot more than that. I think it’s so important for us to see each other as whole, multi-dimensional humans. It’s one of the driving forces behind everything I do—not just in the workshops I design, but in life. Late-stage capitalism has a habit of streamlining everything for the sake of efficiency, and in the process, it can strip away the messy, beautiful things that make us human. I’m not about that. If you aren’t either, we’ll probably get along. ✊🏽 If you are into that hyper-streamlined, nothing-but-business mindset… we might not be each other’s people—and that’s okay too. But then, hmm... you probably wouldn't be reading this. 😬 Disregard. So - here’s a little about me! I don’t post to my feed much (I’m more active in Stories), but I’d love to get to know you too. Did any of my simple pleasures make you smile? Or, if you could dream up a better world, what’s the first change you’d make? Drop a comment—I’d love to connect. ✨
Neurospicy. Dreamer. Designer. That’s me in three words—but I’m a lot more than that. I think it’s so important for us to see each other as whole, multi-dimensional humans. It’s one of the driving forces behind everything I do—not just in the workshops I design, but in life. Late-stage capitalism has a habit of streamlining everything for the sake of efficiency, and in the process, it can strip away the messy, beautiful things that make us human. I’m not about that. If you aren’t either, we’ll probably get along. ✊🏽 If you are into that hyper-streamlined, nothing-but-business mindset… we might not be each other’s people—and that’s okay too. But then, hmm... you probably wouldn't be reading this. 😬 Disregard. So - here’s a little about me! I don’t post to my feed much (I’m more active in Stories), but I’d love to get to know you too. Did any of my simple pleasures make you smile? Or, if you could dream up a better world, what’s the first change you’d make? Drop a comment—I’d love to connect. ✨
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Neurospicy. Dreamer. Designer. That’s me in three words—but I’m a lot more than that. I think it’s so important for us to see each other as whole, multi-dimensional humans. It’s one of the driving forces behind everything I do—not just in the workshops I design, but in life. Late-stage capitalism has a habit of streamlining everything for the sake of efficiency, and in the process, it can strip away the messy, beautiful things that make us human. I’m not about that. If you aren’t either, we’ll probably get along. ✊🏽 If you are into that hyper-streamlined, nothing-but-business mindset… we might not be each other’s people—and that’s okay too. But then, hmm... you probably wouldn't be reading this. 😬 Disregard. So - here’s a little about me! I don’t post to my feed much (I’m more active in Stories), but I’d love to get to know you too. Did any of my simple pleasures make you smile? Or, if you could dream up a better world, what’s the first change you’d make? Drop a comment—I’d love to connect. ✨
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