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The Patreon project, two months in
Two months ago I launched a Patreon campaign to support my future of education work. I’d like to share some thoughts on how it’s gone so far, since readers know I’ve been committed since 2013 to making my professional work … Continue reading
When I Consider How My Light is Spent
Today I turn 50 years old. There’s nothing particularly special about this milestone. It doesn’t represent a new legal status, like turning 65 or 18. I don’t obtain or lose any special abilities. AARP did ramp up their mailing campaign, … Continue reading
Crowdfunding my future of education work in 2017
How can we support independent work in education? How can futures work sustain itself? To answer these questions personally, I’m launching a new project today. It’s an effort to support the swarm of media I currently make. To sustain my … Continue reading
Moving forward in dark times: two inspirations
Where do we go for inspiration and optimism? I’ve been asking myself this over the past half year, especially when I’ve been submerged in dark times. Obviously the Trump election has been a force for depression. 2016 has for many … Continue reading
Me making more media: how can it be sustained in 2017?
Yesterday I posted about having two big decisions to make, looking ahead to 2017. Both decisions concern the various future of education and technology content projects I run, including the FTTE report and the Future Trends Forum. Thursday’s post was … Continue reading
What futures work should I do in 2017? Podcasts, games, Twitter storms, and the specter of FOE
I have two big decisions to make, looking ahead to 2017. Both are about the various future of education and technology media content projects I run, including the FTTE report and the Future Trends Forum. I’m blogging here to brainstorm … Continue reading
A look back along the _Road_: people's work and Bryan's antiauthoritarianism
Over the past month we’ve been reading We Make the Road By Walking. A bunch of us have been discussing it through blog posts here, on other folks’ blogs, on Twitter, through Google Docs, hacked images, data visualizations, and a … Continue reading
Networks, hours, dollars, and strategy: BAC in 2016, looking ahead to 2017
Three and a half years ago we launched a consulting business. In my continuing spirit of openness I’d like to update you on how things are going, and to look ahead to the next year. Naturally your questions and other … Continue reading
Homestead's end: starting to sell our house in Vermont and what it means
After lunch Ceredwyn, Hestia, and I walked around the house. It was unusually warm for this time of year, 39°F or about 4℃. The skies were gray, and some mist rose up from surviving snowpiles. It felt a bit like … Continue reading
Strange, stupid, occasionally inspiring: reflections on Election Day 2016
Today my family is voting. Well, all who can. My wife can’t, since she’s an alien (Canadian/EU citizenship, second up against the wall when the Trump comes). But my daughter, 21, managed to vote for the first time. My son, … Continue reading
