Designing Value
Cal IngramCal Ingram writes about how value actually works — in professional practice, creative economies, and the structures we build to sustain meaningful work — and hosts Slow Sessions, an editorial interview practice for professionals in transition.
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The future of work is fractional
Organisations are hiring fractional expertise. Workers are building portfolio careers. Both claim this arrangement serves their interests. They’re both right, but that’s creating problems they don’t yet recognise.
The model promises effici...
Using the Master's Tools
I vividly remember a group task in a Politics class where we were asked if there was a way to use the Australian Constitution to stage a coup. It was a brilliant scheme of work adopting a constructivist teaching method. By working through t...
Fragments and identity
Last time I wrote about Slow Creation as a strategic choice, but maybe it’s a survival strategy.
Sometimes I knowingly create a version of reality for myself and others where things are working out, so I have the resilience to stay the co...
Creating slow, with intent
The slow movement didn't start with mindful morning routines or intentional social media breaks.
It started with a McDonald's.
In 1986, when fast food threatened to plant itself next to Rome's Spanish Steps, food writer Carlo Petrini sp...
Fame and filter coffee
The barista at my local Starbucks knows my name.
Obviously that’s because I go there 3 times a week and they literally ask for your name when you order, but for a brief, delusional moment last Tuesday I convinced myself it was because she...
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I help people articulate what they actually do and why it matters. I write about patterns in systems, the future of work and the structures we're building to make it more fulfilling.
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