I love the idea of adding video content, and can already imagine clips from casual conversations with your community. Wondering if this might be a great way to cross-pollinate career disciplines? For instance, you tell a friend/colleague about something you're thinking about (a problem or topic you find yourself mulling over constantly) and get curious about how this topic manifests in their discipline and what they do about it.
I've had fascinating conversations with painters, comedians, ranchers, teachers during which I realize that the issues I think are siloed to my profession actually manifest in many professions. AND so often, I find that the ways these other professionals have problem solved are super creative and interesting and surprise! I can use them in my own work.
The wine glass issue boils down to a perfect intersection (storm!) of user experience meets your vision meets the logistical needs of the restaurant. Writers rub up against this same cross walk, right? Reader meets writer's vision meets storytelling rules.
You have such a wide breadth of top rung industry professional friends, it would be fascinating to bring in some unexpected perspectives on your issues. SB
Stem
oh dear, no consensus on Substack either! haha
Whatever the story maybe. The glasses need an uplift for sure. You can still have stem less pretty ones
I love the idea of adding video content, and can already imagine clips from casual conversations with your community. Wondering if this might be a great way to cross-pollinate career disciplines? For instance, you tell a friend/colleague about something you're thinking about (a problem or topic you find yourself mulling over constantly) and get curious about how this topic manifests in their discipline and what they do about it.
I've had fascinating conversations with painters, comedians, ranchers, teachers during which I realize that the issues I think are siloed to my profession actually manifest in many professions. AND so often, I find that the ways these other professionals have problem solved are super creative and interesting and surprise! I can use them in my own work.
The wine glass issue boils down to a perfect intersection (storm!) of user experience meets your vision meets the logistical needs of the restaurant. Writers rub up against this same cross walk, right? Reader meets writer's vision meets storytelling rules.
You have such a wide breadth of top rung industry professional friends, it would be fascinating to bring in some unexpected perspectives on your issues. SB
Team Stemless!!
love it! thank you!!