Notable Reads for 31 May 🔗
Finding and synthesizing readings when the months slow down into heat of summer tends to be a little difficult. Not because there’s not as much value in what’s generated or shared, but because the connections become less apparent. The challenge isn’t challenging — however, there is no easy fit. Designing structures to understand associations is a bit of a kennel’s game — sure, you can put a wrapper around items, but that doesn’t mean it matters to more than the one doing the wrapping. The hope is that it does matter, and at the point when it does, connections manifest into opportunity.
Here are this week’s most interesting reads:
- How I Mastered the Grill, and Found Freedom in My Own Backyard
- The Future of Interaction — Furbo
- PCs Are Changing Their Spots but not Learning New Tricks — Tech.pinions
- The new business cycle embracing uncertainty – Esko Kilpi – Medium
- Actionable Futures Toolkit - Nordkapp
A very heart-felt piece written about a great woman met some years ago. Amazing life and energy. So grateful to have met Peg: Last Conversation — Painfully Hopeful
Just a few pieces this week:
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