These are all questions that creatives are racking their brains over, but most people don't want to admit ignorance.

We've been doing some research in this space. And, of course, we've found many different examples of frameworks that serve as pragmatic tools for evaluating the future. The good news is that we figured we'd save you some time in aimlessly searching through google and get you started with one of the best minds in the space.

In the book BOLD, Peter Diamandis introduces “the Six Ds of Exponentials,” or the growth cycle of exponential technologies: Digitalization, Deception, Disruption, Demonetization, Dematerialization, and Democratization. In this episode, we breakdown each of these stages of adoption, hype, and innovation so that they could be understood across the board.

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So many people wonder how their life is going to turn out. And, most people repeatedly ask the same types of questions over and over.

The number one flaw of this mindset is that there's an underlying implication of expectation and ego that one day you might receive some raw materials of life that are better than what you have today. In this episode, we'll break down 3 different supporting points to readjust your mindset to fixate on eternity and not tomorrow.

Point 1: Accept the myth of completion.

Point 2: Don't lose yourself in the tasks and duties of the day.

Point 3: Look for memories in plain sight.

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As the first, official installment of our Well Read segment, we will spend this episode highlighting the life and work of Massimo Vitali. 

This portion of our curriculum aims is to provide a brief biographical and psychoanalytic study of artists and designers we admire. This initial installment may consist of both dialogues and monologues going forward.

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Presentations are hard. Especially if you have to make slides, then you're usually taught to make more of a file folder of information. (i.e. the information monster) then a story rainbow. As a result, most people suffer from these common problems:

If any of these sound like problems you might have, then this episode is for you.

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"So often people are working hard at the wrong thing. Working on the right thing is probably more important than working hard."

If you were moved by this quote, then this episode was created for you. In particular, this episode details the parable of the 3 Bricklayers. And, for about 15 minutes, we conceptually underline the parable with 3 key takeaways.

If you want to do work that matters, then this episode outlines how to adjust your perspective.

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Haris Fazlani is a partner at Works Studio--a multidisciplinary design consultancy based in NYC. Some of their past clients include:

If you enjoy this episode, then you'd also enjoy our other content below.

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If you're going after your first big project, then you might find yourself spending way too much time selling things and way less time making them. The problem here is that there are only so many hours in the day. 

So, in this episode, we walk through 4 key points that will help you understand how to make better use of your time spent selling so you can get back to making things again.

If you like this 35-minute talk, and you want to hear more content, then feel free to hop to our website and click on Contact Us to chat more about it.

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If you've been practicing your craft for a while now, then you probably have run into a roadblock for inspiration at some point or another. One person may call it "writer's block". Another person might call it boredom. 

Nonetheless, we all have moments when we can confidently say "seen one...seem them all". If you're feeling like you're in this place right now, then this episode is for you. For roughly 15 minutes, we'll breakdown the connection point between our recent launch of The Publik Library and your creative blocks. 

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The Book Fair (04.26, 2-6PM EST ) is a quarterly lecture series where selected contributors to The Stacks talk about the inputs and inspirations that have had a significant impact on their lives and careers.

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Have you ever wondered what your favorite creatives are reading, watching, and listening to on a regular basis? Or, what inspires them to create the work we know and love? And, more importantly, could anyone take this information and build their own “art school curriculum”?

In order to get some answers, we decided to create The Publik Library. 

The Publik Library exists as a public archive of books, photos, paintings, sculptures, films, and videos that have shaped the path of modern creatives. Over time, this collection might spark a conversation about the origins of pop culture--serving as a new public record of influential work and subsequent adaptations.

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