It’s like everywhere you go around the globe this week, people just wanna hold you.
Phone cuts out, we are reconnected.
Tegan: Hi, sorry my phone died!
Katrina: No bigs! I think I was just asking about bras right now.
…
Tegan: Oh my God, my pleasure. Sorry about the phone dying once again!
Katrina: No problem at all! Give my regards to your mother!
Tegan: I will, I’ll tell her you say hi!
It’s easy to tell when you’re in the presence of heart-dominant entrepreneurs. They exude an infectious, almost missionary passion. They convey their ideas as the concrete iteration of a calling, one they genuinely believe can reshape the world. But lots of people want to change the world. What makes those who actually succeed different is not just their excitement around a big idea, but their obsession with the idiosyncrasies and details embedded in the more nuanced folds of the story. The heart is a source of both the more obvious inspirational energy and the more nuanced mystery of what distinguishes those who fall in that small category of unique and iconoclastic.
“To say "I was born this way” is to apologize for the person I am and for whom I love. It’s like saying I would be different if I could. I wouldn’t.“
of course not! you only lose your membership if you’re allergic to listening to coming out stories.
isn’t that what the internet is *for*?
the l word
YES we do
you should use it or something
when we decide if we’re gonna keep it
if people like it and use it
then we’ll like, tell people about it
we’ll “CHAT” about it
but also you can IM anyone else
signed into their ASS account
like “hey, i really liked your comment on the taylor swift article, wanna neck?” etc
Can’t Hardly Wait
