✳flâneur — a map of the web's best reading
Can You Just Do Things?—Asterisk
asteriskmag.com · 4,369 words · saved by 12 readers
A conversation about how agency is gained, used, and misused. And also love, drugs, and the Enneagram.
Can You Just Do Things?—Asterisk A conversation about how agency is gained, used, and misused. And also love, drugs, and the Enneagram. Clara Collier: In the spring of next year, you have a book coming out called You Can Just Do Things . It’s about agency. I'm interested in agency as a buzzword, as a concept, as a Silicon Valley cultural phenomenon, as a thing I can exercise in my life — maybe even as a thing I shouldn't exercise so much in my life. So, to start: How do you define agency? And why did you want to write a book about it? Cate Hall: I define agency as the capacity to both see and
Explore this link on the map →saved by
- Grace Nguyen
- 2218
- Jennifer Zhao
- anka hu
- Hangyul Lyna Kim
- Gloria Ma
- Donald
- Vincent Huang
- Jean Y
- Shaleen Baral
- Anna Brandenberger
related reading
- Can You Just Do Things?—Asteriskasteriskmag.com
- Can You Just Do Things? - by Cate Hall - Asterisk Magazinesubstack.com
- How to be more agentic - by Cate Hall - Useful Fictionsusefulfictions.substack.com
- How to be more agentic - by Cate Hall - Useful Fictionsusefulfictions.substack.com
- High Agency in 30 Minutes - George Mackhighagency.com
- How to be more agentic - by Cate Hall - Useful Fictionssubstack.com
- On agency - by Henrik Karlsson and Johanna Karlssonhenrikkarlsson.xyz
- How to Be More Agenticevery.to
- Nintil - Agencymaxxingnintil.com
- Maybe you’re not Actually Trying - by Cate Hallusefulfictions.substack.com
- How to spot high agency people - by George Mackessays.highagency.com
- Post 44: What’s Stopping You? - Neel Nandaneelnanda.io