Issue 51: Originality
Dumbo Feather Issue 51 features a symphony of originals who have all lived and worked outside of ordinary expectations. There’s a humility, a simple one-foot-in-front-of-the-other that distinguishes them, and a self-belief that somehow surpasses doubt. While everyone else is easily distracted, the originals stay in the arena because they know that past the pain barrier, the boredom barrier, the self-doubt barrier, is where the genius lives.
They embrace complexity as the core to problem-solving.
In this issue we share conversations with:
Cedar Anderson invented Flow Hive
Helle Thorning-Schmidt is a world leader
Tim Urban writes Wait But Why
Hana Assafiri trades food for justice
Tim Winton is a living treasure
Purchase a copy of the magazine to read their stories or access a digital copy with Zinio.
Dumbo Feather Issue 51 features a symphony of originals who have all lived and worked outside of ordinary expectations. There’s a humility, a simple one-foot-in-front-of-the-other that distinguishes them, and a self-belief that somehow surpasses doubt. While everyone else is easily distracted, the originals stay in the arena because they know that past the pain barrier, the boredom barrier, the self-doubt barrier, is where the genius lives.
They embrace complexity as the core to problem-solving.
In this issue we share conversations with:
Cedar Anderson invented Flow Hive
Helle Thorning-Schmidt is a world leader
Tim Urban writes Wait But Why
Hana Assafiri trades food for justice
Tim Winton is a living treasure
Purchase a copy of the magazine to read their stories or access a digital copy with Zinio.
Dumbo Feather Issue 51 features a symphony of originals who have all lived and worked outside of ordinary expectations. There’s a humility, a simple one-foot-in-front-of-the-other that distinguishes them, and a self-belief that somehow surpasses doubt. While everyone else is easily distracted, the originals stay in the arena because they know that past the pain barrier, the boredom barrier, the self-doubt barrier, is where the genius lives.
They embrace complexity as the core to problem-solving.
In this issue we share conversations with:
Cedar Anderson invented Flow Hive
Helle Thorning-Schmidt is a world leader
Tim Urban writes Wait But Why
Hana Assafiri trades food for justice
Tim Winton is a living treasure
Purchase a copy of the magazine to read their stories or access a digital copy with Zinio.