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Bronx Zoo 3-21-2010

A trip to the zoo with my girlfriend and me, to see the bears and the monkeys and the giraffes.

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Jeremy Meyers

Jeremy Meyers

Hi, I'm Jeremy Meyers. I'm fascinated by what makes us love what we love, what drives us to create, the personalities and process behind how creative works come together, and how those works influence those that experience them. In 2011, I started Deeper Context as a way to explore this professionally. My job is to have conversations that bring out people's passions and interests in a personal, intimate and emotionally resonant way. My clients currently include solo entrepreneurs, musicians and authors, and I'm always looking for more stories to tell.

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Some Selected Posts

  • What’s the best that could happen?: Why Risk Analysis is only part of the story

  • What Matters In Life: Connection and Giving.

  • What “What ___ Can Teach us about blogging” can teach us about blogging.

  • There’s nothing inherently useful about being an early adopter.

  • The difference between wanting help and being ready to accept help

  • Restrictions are the new freedom: Web 3.0, Twitter and Setting Limits

  • Recognizing and embracing true value: How do we address fear?

  • On Vulnerability

  • On compassion.

  • On Authority: We don’t have it when we think we do.

  • Focus on the bridge: A framework for emotionally engaging storytelling.

  • Be a person-sized learning atom within your own community.

  • Are we going about this whole communications thing backward?

  • Adding That Third Thing: What Nobody Tells Us About How to Handle Charged Situations

RSS Conversations For Deeper Context episodes

  • Episode One: Megan Elizabeth Morris

The ongoing adventures of a NYC boy reinventing himself in Atlanta

  • My Photography
    • Candler Park 8-19-13
    • Bosque Del Apache, New Mexico 2009
    • Bronx Botanical Gardens 9/4/2011
    • Bronx Zoo 3-21-2010
    • Central Park 7-20-11
    • Coolidge Homestead
    • Greenwood Cemetary 11-16-11
    • New Orleans 11-2011
    • Rhinebeck New York 8-2010
    • Sink Project
  • Hire me for WordPress Work
  • Podcasts I Host
    • Conversations For Deeper Context
    • Sounds From My Drawers
  • Family
    • Laura Meyers Photography
    • Charles Meyers Art
    • Kate Farina’s Digital Media Work
  • My Other Sites
    • My DJ Setlists and Downloadable Mixes
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I Am Reading

Perfecting Sound Forever: An Aural History of Recorded Music Perfecting Sound Forever: An Aural History of Recorded Music

by Greg Milner
 
The Perdition Score (Sandman Slim, #8) The Perdition Score (Sandman Slim, #8)

by Richard Kadrey
 
Kill City Blues (Sandman Slim, #5) Kill City Blues (Sandman Slim, #5)

by Richard Kadrey
 
Energy Flash: A Journey Through Rave Music and Dance Culture Energy Flash: A Journey Through Rave Music and Dance Culture

by Simon Reynolds
 
Children of the Self-Absorbed: A Grown-Up's Guide to Getting over Narcissistic Parents Children of the Self-Absorbed: A Grown-Up's Guide to Getting over Narcissistic Parents

by Nina W. Brown
 
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