“Every single person has so much dimension in us that’s not realized. Somehow, we’ve been convinced not to.” – Matthew Mazzotta
Join Niiamah (@niiamahashong) and Matthew Mazzotta. Matthew turns what a community already has into what it never thought it could have. A condemned house that unfolds into a 100-seat theater. Dog waste burning as park light. A flamingo hanging inside an airport.
This one goes at the gap between the work and the story of the work. What it costs a leader to let one output be merely adequate. Why the obvious fix is usually the wrong stone to pull. What has to be true for your work to travel without you in the room.
Three things to take:
- Curiosity is the entry fee. No spectacle, no audience.
- The ingredients already exist around you. Only the story is missing.
- Your best day at one skill is someone else’s thirty percent.
Timestamps:
00:00 – Welcome to Outlier’s Edge Live
02:35 – The house that unfolds
10:45 – Dog waste on Colbert
13:36 – Curiosity makes people drop everything
23:37 – The river and the stone
28:50 – Age fifteen, door shut
33:02 – The dream never packaged
37:00 – Stone Soup
40:42 – The movie he abandoned
42:22 – The wrong stone to pull
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