The Possibility Economy
Masuma Ahuja, Margot de BroglieWe're exploring the systemic roots of burnout, scarcity, and loss of hope and what becomes possible when we rewrite the story of money together.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 10 | Subscribers | Read | possibilityeconomy.substack.com |
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We found our hope, now we're building it
You might have noticed that we’ve been quiet here recently. We started The Possibility Economy at a very particular moment for us both: It gave us inspiration to put our voices back out there, name the collective malaise, and to explore whe...
Why did we stop building beautiful things?
Have you noticed how little beauty there is in the things we move past every day? Walking through London, the contrast is easy to spot: old phone booths are beside newer ones, with a very different feel. The newer versions are stripped back...
What do fantasy novels and video games show us about the futures we dream of?
About a year ago, I sat on a friend’s sofa as we scrolled through her catalogue of video games, looking for a world we could disappear into together for the afternoon. It was a cold, grey afternoon in a cold, grey year.
When did imagining a better future become so hard?
Have you noticed how hard it is to imagine a future that feels genuinely better?
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Strategist + Journalist. Exploring how we design and fund solutions to sticky, systemic problems. Past lives: CNN, Washington Post, Freeda.
I explore money differently: the systemic, the cultural, and the everyday choices of how we spend, save, and invest. The question underneath it all: what does it mean to relate to money in a way that’s true to who we are?
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