What would (or do) cubesters pay for “calculated misery”? Tim Wu @superwuster, you are this Anthrocubeologist’s current accidental muse. You have inspired me to think about the calculated misery of the workspace by cubesters’ choices. I unexpectedly(!) thought of this question while reading an article about airline fees – Why Airlines Want to Make You … More Legroom (Part 1 of 3) – Now Boarding Cubeopolis
Yes, I am looking over at YOU. Thank you for choosing to spend your time to drop by, skim, read, comment on, and/or follow a post(s) on my slice of the internet. And thanks for your encouragement, patience, and excitement about what I am creating here at anthrocubeology.
PROMPT. Think about what makes you different and what you do that lights people up. Reflect on all the things that make you different – you’ll find they’re what make you beautiful.* (This response is stream-of-consciousness and deconstructs and riffs off of the previous paragraph. Let’s see where this thinking-out-loud-typing ride goes.) This post is part … More Reboot – Beautifully Different
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