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Tim Ferriss (@tferriss) wants to airdrop 5 of you sexy munchkins a CØCKPUNCH NFT on mint day! It’s coming soon. This is the only planned public giveaway.
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Yes!
Today is a good day.
It’s easier to be a parent this morning.
Character MATTERS.
Being a good person MATTERS.
This is a big deal.
It’s easy to do it the cheap way and get away with stuff — but it comes back around.
Today is a good day.
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Thanks! 7 ingredients to help you bake impact into your online programs >>
Deliver value as you go virtual. 😊 Impact Strategy & Storytelling Consultant, Kathryn Gray @kffg, shares 7 tips on how you can enrich your #virtualprograms and foster an empowering community online.
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Kathryn Gray retweeted
A New Approach extract from forthcoming report 'Australia’s cultural and #creative #economy: A 21st century guide' now available.
#arts #culture #auspol #humanities
humanities.org.au/2020/09/30…
Kathryn Gray retweeted
This January 25, the day before Australia Day, let's mark the anniversary of the last sunset before this country changed forever.
Let's honour those who have witnessed more than 21 million sunsets.
#AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe
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Tracked down this gold to laugh about and applause again - thanks and never to be unseen 😍
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Kathryn Gray retweeted
Arts spend trails world’s leaders by @matthewwestood @australian featuring A New Approach Insight Report 1 'The Big Picture: Public Expenditure on Artistic, Cultural and Creative Activity in Australia'
See full report: humanities.org.au/new-approa…
theaustralian.com.au/arts/ar…
It was incredibly moving hearing @SamiaKhatun share the origin of her new book, 'Australianama', with insights into Indigenous, Bengali & SE Asian histories of our country, woven with her own tale & mighty family. Can't wait to read more!
In 1960s Broken Hill a book was found and labeled as a Quran. In 2009, Samia Khatun discovered it was actually a volume of Bengali Sufi poetry. In our Friday essay she asks what this book – and its mislabelling – reveals about Australian history: theconversation.com/friday-e…
Thanks to @bbwritersfest for introducing me to @SamiaKhatun , with a powerful panel addressing Indigenous languages, activism & shaping our narratives through better understanding non-English histories of Australia (+ lots more)
Tony Flowers leads an awesome illustration workshop with kids at the #Storyboard Bus at @bbwritersfest 🙌
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He is sharing the "secret to drawing pretty much everything", drawing on his PhD research and awesome illustration skills!
#byronwf2019
Writing "we are family" on books @minjin signs is a political act. She asks us, what would happen across our world if we really believed that we are family?#byronwf2019
Morris Gleitzman is hilarious & insightful - from a kid's question about itchy nipples, he explains the power of physical & emotional hooks we can create, how & why it's so easy to get into the shoes of people who's story we love #byronwf2019
"One of the most important things we can do as humans is to talk to each other, and share our stories...
Bundjalung writer & artist Bronwyn Bancroft is amazing here with inspired kids at #byronwf2019
Karla Dickens talks about how she is "rewriting people back into history" and an inspiring project coming up with @BeyondEmpathyAU in #lismore - can't wait to find out more! #byronwf2019
Question about creating bigger #impact - Melissa Lucashenko speaks of her "civilising mission... in this penal colony that we call Australia, if we are going to survive, we need to consider our values & what our civilisation means in this part of the world" #byronwf2019
Interesting considering investing & innovation in the arts, public vs private sector, with @jeff_sparrow emphasising value of "thinking through a problem that you don't know the answer to" #byronwf2019