Cosmic Co-Op
I built my business from panic, not a plan
Building a business from panic flew in the face of everything I was taught to believe about manifesting my dream life.
Entrepreneurship
Cosmic Co-Op
The problem with limiting beliefs
Concepts like limiting beliefs and self-sabotage explain the results of the problem, but misattribute the cause of it.
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The opposite of optimization is interbeing
What if you stopped trying to be efficient and started trying to be symbiotic instead?
Cosmic Co-Op
Is Sex Work Anti-Capitalist? ft. Ell, The Aquarius
Episode 5 of the Cosmic Co-Op is here.
Cosmic Co-Op
Semi-Autonomous Peasants With Swords ft. Andrea Webb
Episode 3 of The Cosmic Co-Op is here.
Cosmic Co-Op
Does Building Wealth Make You A Capitalist? ft. Stella Gold
Episode 1 of The Cosmic Co-Op is here.
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How I Killed My Inner Girlboss, Part 4
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Why running your business doesn't make you a capitalist
On the confusion between capitalism and commerce
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How I Killed My Inner Girlboss, Part 3
Read Part 2 here Start from the beginning here Part 3 On the outside, I was getting better. I was on the inside, too. The first person who noticed was a friend we’ll call Melissa. I had met Melissa on Tumblr, of all places, and when I moved to
Cosmic Co-Op
How I Killed My Inner Girlboss, Part 2
(Read the first chapter here) When I was a little girl, I remember the exact moment I came into the conscious realization of money, its existence, and the implications of its existence. My mom was never the type for self-pity, but she did like to drop little quips here and
Cosmic Co-Op
How I Killed My Inner Girlboss, Part 1
Part one of I don't know how many parts. This is a story I needed to tell.