Psychotherapist & entrepreneur focused on psychedelic care, men's work, and equity. Director of Product @fluencetraining, previously therapy training @lykos_pbc
Brooklyn, NY
Joined October 2009
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It's not easy to design a voting system that creates 11 hour lines. Nobody else in the developed world has managed anything like it. Generating delays like this requires only-in-America careful planning and sustained commitment.
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The #NobelPrize committee couldn't reach Paul Milgrom to share the news that he won, so his fellow winner and neighbor Robert Wilson knocked on his door in the middle of the night.
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To me, all these features that differentiate us, like wealth, position, status, and so on, are secondary. I truly believe we can learn to relate to one another on the basis of our shared humanity. And if individuals can learn to do that, there’ll immediately be a basis for trust.
This how we do it in in Cleveland: “A man named Jett Croisant, whose downstairs neighbor has Trump banners displayed in the window, posted a sign in his window reading "Venmo @Jet513 and I will tapdance at midnight." Croisant has raised over $10K and will donate it to the ACLU.”
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Does anyone have any good resources on what kind of mental health care systems could be put in place of the social services role the police should not be playing?
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Happy winter solstice! Every day for the next year will be brighter and longer than this one. In the Northern Hemisphere, that is.
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"A political party isn't a hobby or here to open the Overton window wider; not for friends or stimulating conversations; not ‘a 30-year project.’ Purpose is to win and exercise power in the here and now. If not a plausible vehicle for gov't, it's nothing." theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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I've been puzzling through why certain people deemed uber-successful (within the bounds of modern techno-capitalism) seem to share a number of social traits. Not saying this is the answer, but definitely gave some insights.
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This came this morning as I listened to David Whyte interviewed by Krista Tippet. Loss and grief come in so many forms, and at the root of all of them is love - if we didn't love the person who has left in the first place, we would have no loss to mourn:
Put together some frameworks for assessing our last year, and planning the next year, decade, and stage of our lives. Would love to hear thoughts or how you use it! medium.com/@maccombie/to-bol…
It's one of those days where things seem to be in flow and falling into place AND the world feels like a sh*tstorm at the moment. Guess that's life in the 2010's. Ready for the next decade now, thanks team.
"Literally visualizing whatever “demon” is haunting you, and then sit down and feed them, the same way you’d feed a guest or a friend at a dinner party this has a healing effect represents accepting the worst part of ourselves and developing compassion for ourselves."
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"Inspired by this idea, I decided to try something I had never really tried before: I would become friends with my demon, my tireless inner-critic. So I started by giving that critic a name: I called him Carl."
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This article summarizes a practice that has become so important in my life and created huge change in others'. markmanson.net/how-to-overco…
There's no easy way to say "hey, i'm sick of facebook but still want to share thoughts and things i'm learning and interested in so i'm trying twitter again"... except for just to say that. So, that.
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Three friends, three books just published by those friends that I'm really excited to read!… instagram.com/p/BII-o8vjuJT/ – at Brooklyn, NY
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Good morning, New York @ The Standard, East Village NY instagram.com/p/BIIODACDrVw/ – at Manhattan, NY