PechaKucha is a concise presentation format made simply of 20 images held for 20 seconds. It started in 2003 among architects in Tokyo, but has grown beyond its original host industry + city. Last month I presented at Chicago's Vol. 32 at Martyr's. (Big thanks, again, to Cousin Carolyn, Peter, Sharon + Thorsten). Speakers are encouraged to talk about what they're currently working on, or something they care passionately about. I tried to do both, with a bit of backstory...
Wisdom Seeker
1/20/2015 07:18:30 am
Erika, 1/22/2015 11:47:31 pm
Dear Wisdom Seeker, in those first few lines, I think you've described a very fine comic book hero! :-) LOL. Thank you for receiving this so positively, and for your encouragement. I'm happy for your support of hemp (please tell others!) And I'm excited to introduce Fera. It will be fun to try out a new medium (fiction). I so appreciate your thoughtfulness. XO Comments are closed.
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The question "How are you?" is PROFOUND. But it has been watered-down to a synonym for "Hello." Forced or fake auto-responses of obligated okay-ness are expected. (And if you are going through something tragic, it really doesn't matter! Every social encounter OPENS with this well-established Ritual of Insincerity.) The question "How are you?" prompts an answer that begins with "I AM _____________." This means many times each day, you are invited to SPEAK THE MOST POWERFUL STATEMENT that can be spoken of yourself. And the socially-expected thing to do, is be QUICK + SLICK with your answer. For a change... TAKE YOUR TIME, and tell your truth. ✍🏾 |