Hello, you two. Because you each have your own business, identity, and publication, it would help the clarification to say if you are getting the band back together or if this is the next phase in Callosom, The Ferryman, and the next phase in Maverick Manifest. The answer is Yes. I look forward to your next message, so I know what I just agreed to.
We’ve just seen yet another enterprise crash and burn. Cause? The classic cocktail of stupidity, narcissism, and immaturity. And yes, we were part of it too along with two others and a professor. Because we’re still human, and naive. Gifted, maybe. But human nonetheless.
What it really shows is how hard it is to truly accept yourself for who you are, to fully embrace that, and then throw it into the world—unfiltered. No masks. No branding fluff. Just the raw core.
Also interesting how experts—professors, thinkers, system architects—often feel the need to explain how the world supposedly “works.”
As if complexity bows to credentials.
Spoiler: it doesn’t.
We’re not here to debate frameworks. We’re here to outgrow them.
To explore what happens after you realize the blueprint never had your name on it.
Is this Callosom 2.0? The Ferryman 3.1? Maverick Manifest, now with added fog? No idea.
What it is, is the next phase. And you’re witnessing it.
How it ends? No clue. But stay tuned. Maybe we’ll make something beautiful. Or something else.
I do!
Hello, you two. Because you each have your own business, identity, and publication, it would help the clarification to say if you are getting the band back together or if this is the next phase in Callosom, The Ferryman, and the next phase in Maverick Manifest. The answer is Yes. I look forward to your next message, so I know what I just agreed to.
Hey Georgia,
Good question – and a fair confusion.
We’ve just seen yet another enterprise crash and burn. Cause? The classic cocktail of stupidity, narcissism, and immaturity. And yes, we were part of it too along with two others and a professor. Because we’re still human, and naive. Gifted, maybe. But human nonetheless.
What it really shows is how hard it is to truly accept yourself for who you are, to fully embrace that, and then throw it into the world—unfiltered. No masks. No branding fluff. Just the raw core.
Also interesting how experts—professors, thinkers, system architects—often feel the need to explain how the world supposedly “works.”
As if complexity bows to credentials.
Spoiler: it doesn’t.
We’re not here to debate frameworks. We’re here to outgrow them.
To explore what happens after you realize the blueprint never had your name on it.
Is this Callosom 2.0? The Ferryman 3.1? Maverick Manifest, now with added fog? No idea.
What it is, is the next phase. And you’re witnessing it.
How it ends? No clue. But stay tuned. Maybe we’ll make something beautiful. Or something else.
Or something that finally makes sense.
Ron, o yes don't forget Wout.
Alright, then.
Super good.