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Late last week I had a fantastic conversation with Pace and Kyeli Smith, in all of their excellent freakitude, and got to dig up lots of new information about their new website, Freak Revolution, which they launched this morning. We covered subjects like… The new Freak Revolution launch, what it all means and what y’all [...]

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Poking People

by Megan M. on March 3, 2009 · View Comments (Blog) | email me

I get a kick out of the way people look at me when I say I’m waking up at 5 the next morning. Willingly. Excitedly! Or when I show them my (very) green vegetable juice for the day. Or when I announce that I’m embarking on a polyphasic sleep trial—22 waking hours for every 24. [...]

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Assumptions

by Megan M. on January 23, 2009 · View Comments (Blog) | email me

Sometimes even the most reasonable people make some pretty unfair assumptions. Assumptions about motive, background, pastimes, lifestyle, character. I guess it’s the usual error (isn’t it always?), but in this case it’s particularly unfortunate. Assumptions can put others into difficult positions, weaken diversity, and tend to shut down communication. Once you make that assumption out [...]

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The Tribes Casebook PDFI am incredibly pleased to announce that the Tribes Casebook will be released today on Seth Godin’s blog (and hundreds, if not thousands, of others). I submitted two pieces and both were selected; the first was an original case study I wrote on diversity, a subject that resonates hugely for me. The [...]

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