I’m still working on a piece about exiting Gray Tribe, but here are some immediate thoughts on disillusionment.I’ve been thinking a lot about activism, idealism, and when they do more harm than good. Trying to pinpoint the exact moment that I caught the activism bug. My formative media diet had a lot to do with it: Star Trek: The Next Generation was a centerpiece. Simplistic morality plays that often painted things very black and white; some things were wrong, and someone needed to do somethi...

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Last month, I joined the SheFi family as a Season 12 Scholar. I have enjoyed growing, learning, and contributing to a community where The Frontier is Feminine. Today, the organization announced that it is accepting applications for Season 13! Is joining SheFi right for you? ...

This part of "onboarding done right" series focuses on getting your new joiners (or yourself) on the track to be productive and useful. and today I'm going to talk about understanding business fundamentals

Welcome to the (art) Collector's Corner, where we aim to bridge the gap across platforms and chains, elevating distinct artistic endeavors and empowering digital art connoisseurs. If you're new, thanks for reading! This edition includes releases and projects by lewisosb, Volatile Moods, Matt DesLauriers, Marc Maurer, Erika Weitz & Thomas Noya, qubibi, and more, as well as what we're reading and watching around the art collection scene.

Human-powered and AI-curated, Microfiche is a 90-second sprint through the last month at USV. From our early conversations to signed term sheets, we cover the full scope of our work. Here's what caught our eye this month. We'd love to hear what's caught yours.

Inspired by Jeff Goins’ Real Artists Don’t Starve, I’ve embraced practicing in public as a tool for growth and connection. Early on, I minted work wherever inspiration struck, but reflection taught me the value of intentionality. Now, I use Rodeo to tokenize experiments and create a curated digital sketchbook. This blog, too, reflects my commitment to building a legacy of meaningful, enduring art.

We're back with the 22nd edition of Paragraph Picks, highlighting a few hand-selected pieces from the past week or so. Check them out and let us know which is your favorite.

For as long as I can remember, the web3 ecosystem has shouted that crypto is too hard for the masses to use. The user experience is too clunky, and the concepts are too foreign. It's true. Web2 applications are convenient and easy to use, onchain applications are still a pain in the ass to use and are largely inaccessible to the mass market. But you know who doesn't complain about crypto being difficult to use? AI agents. And web3 has found product-market fit with an entirely new audience of ...

It's easy to fall into the allure of AI-driven hyper-productivity, but what's the cost of our outsized gains in speed and efficiency? After all, sometimes the best ideas are the least efficient ones.