by Macala Wright | Mar 7, 2017 | Behavior & Culture
How to Choose Your Nomad Type This week we launched the PSFK exploration of the digital nomad class. It is a fantastic read that looks at benefits of remote working, the behavior driving it and the opportunities shifts in work are starting to provide. But as I read... 
by Macala Wright | Dec 15, 2016 | Living
Loving the quiet moments and learning to be mindful a little bit each day As an individual, a quiet moment each day is so important for us to have in order to continually fuel our work and personal lives. Even though know we need to do this, many of us are so out of... 
by Macala Wright | Nov 17, 2016 | Traveling The Backroads
This is a series about moving to and living in Seattle for the first time. Read this to discover what you need to know about moving to Seattle and finding resources once you arrive. If you Google anything related to moving to Seattle, and then search how to live in... 
by Macala Wright | Jun 26, 2014 | Behavior & Culture
A Fractured, Lonely City Looks to People as Infrastructure to Create Mindful Change I moved to Los Angeles when I was 22. I didn’t move to become an actress or to pursue a career in entertainment. Instead, I moved because I met a boy on the internet six weeks earlier... 
by Macala Wright | Aug 15, 2013 | Behavior & Culture
In the video, Innovation of Loneliness, Shimi Cohen explores the connection between online social activity and the human experience of loneliness. Inspired by the book, Alone Together, by Sherry Turkle, and the Hebrew article, The Invention of Being Lonely, by Dr.... 
