A new podcast for innovators, creatives and the madly curious.
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The past is a memory. A thought arriving in the present. The future is merely anticipated, another thought arising now. What we truly have is this moment.
Forget the year just lived or the one which tempts you into thinking away from this moment.
I wish you nothing but the awareness of the joyous now.
Hatch is about connecting a group of madly curious people and trusting in their ability to generate creative value.
Split over two locations (one in the Montana hills at the Rainbow Ranch Lodge, Big Sky and the other in the heart of Bozeman via an innovation lab / space), no other event has ever challenged me as much to be present and in the moment (hence the lack of notes):
This was due to the loosely structured agenda and being surrounded by film-makers, musicians, technologists, artists, entrepreneurs, marketeers, architects, trouble-makers, designers, writers, inventors, specialists, generalists (full attendee list here), all of whom ignited the brain with conversations that dripped in inspiration and possibility!
And oh those delicious Rugrats moments:
Deep waist bows to all attendees, partners, sponsors and obviously the organisers—humbled to have been invited and definitely learned (again) that giving is living!
Get the extended version out from the library and experience two hours and forty minutes of pure wonderment!
Come to the edge we said, and they said no, it’s too high;
Come to the edge we said, and they said no, we’re going to fall;
Come to the edge we said, and they very reluctantly came, and we pushed, and they flew!
1 Giant Leap produced a range of emotions rarely evoked by any documentary—a pure triumph of creative excellence!