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Here's a podcast interview (45 min) for fans of Jenny Odell's book "How To Do Nothing." Love this intro:

"In this conversation, we talk about the importance of activities that can’t be optimized — listening to another person, taking care of ourselves, contemplating a new idea — and why truly taking time to pay attention to the little things is an act of resistance."

Here's a podcast interview (45 min) for fans of Jenny Odell's book "How To Do Nothing." Love this intro:

"In this conversation, we talk about the importance of activities that can’t be optimized — listening to another person, taking care of ourselves, contemplating a new idea — and why truly taking time to pay attention to the little things is an act of resistance."

https://hurryslowly.co/jenny-odell/

Writer, senior editor, music nerd, GenX eldergoth, monastery-bootstrapper. https://paragraph.xyz/@danicaswanson https://tinyurl.com/Black-Stone-Wordsmith

Huge fan of Jenny. I remember hearing her in an interview being asked about all the things she “must want to do” now that How To Do Nothing was such a success. The interviewer was baffled that, no, Jenny was quite fine to not auto-capitalise on the momentum. In fact, she’d prefer not to.

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Love it. She's an inspiration to me as I think through how to manage this channel. I'm a launch partner for the Moxie Protocol, and as such I've been batting around ideas about a "slowcore business model" for this channel. 

How to keep it enjoyable and sustainable in a way that's aligned with the slowcore ethos? Looking forward to experimenting.