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the human condition 2

Dreams and desires do not come true because they have no escape from the head. Hope and hopelessness of unfulfilled dreams. confessions written in white space. And my dreams became swallowed by the collective.

A dream dreamt alone is a dream

A dream dreamt tgt is reality -Yoko Ono



We have evolved to be very negative and angry, but that does not cut it in team management, and boss-work. Hate is stronger than love. We go to the worst restaurant in the world, and the best restaurant. Guess which one we’d talk more about. We’re designed like that. This is evolution. The optimistic people did not survive. Those who heard something like a snake, and they saw the good side of it.

In this post-industrialist world or artificial management, we have to be very conscious of our biological propensities that do more harm than good in wellbeing and productivity beyond the primitive sense.


We’re only okay if everyone is okay. Equity is relevant and the space of work should be as fluid and adaptable to those who occupy it. Humans change, spaces of co-creation should expand and contract accordingly. Really like fengshui, which does not end.


Companies are more mobile governments— the absurdity overwhelms us. The idea of individual freedom is so easily compromised by the individual themselves. When authority tells you to do something, we say we need to go through the right paths, and too often the paths




Annie Zaidi

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