Possibility Space
On the business that failed, and the permission you have to issue before you're allowed to want anything again.
Danu is a writer and founder of Grokkist, a learning community in the deepest sense. His work centres on coherence, curiosity, and helping people make sense of themselves in relation to ideas, experience, and one another.
On the business that failed, and the permission you have to issue before you're allowed to want anything again.
We're publishing Marcus Barrick's Healing Fragmentation one section at a time across the coming year, with a circle of readers in the room for the part that is still becoming. Here's what it is, and how to be in it.
On the hours a butterfly cannot yet fly, and the strenuous business of holding still.
On being unreadable to a room you can read perfectly, and the difference between courage and breath.
On the loneliness of continuing to grow, and making peace with the people who couldn’t come that far.
Nobody asks the labrador what it wants. After a while, the labrador stops asking too.
An old poem rediscovered as a buoyant song on misrecognition, melancholy, and a slowly accumulating ache about the difference between being visible and being known.
A steady rhythm of curiosity and care, delivered every two weeks.
A hypervigilant lullaby written across twenty-five years.