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I’m looking for a technical cofounder or technical founding member.
Seeking technical cofounder for B2B2C software startup in the outdoors/education industry.
I am super creative and enjoy learning and turning whatever knowledge gained into strategy and execution. I also enjoy time spent in nature nature, and finding opportunities to express gratitude and humility.
Sales, merchandising, design, project management, product management, product development, strategy and problem solving
I started life in New Orleans, La with a mother who taught at Tulane and a father who ran his own engineering consulting business. After birth, things get pretty grim for a while, most notably I did not attend an Ivy League school, much to every potential investor/partner’s dismay. I did, however, manage to cultivate a nifty mix of both my parent’s strengths. I’ve taught myself languages (starting with bringing a Spanish/English dictionary daily to reading class at age six like a total freak). I sent invention ideas to Mercedes Benz at age 10, which they declined and can now be enjoyed by Tesla drivers throughout the universe. I started working at age 13 and haven’t stopped since. At 15, I was the youngest person and first female hired into the computer sales department at my local Best Buy. (Feel free to ask me about battery backups.) Then I went on to be youngest salesperson at Verizon. I graduated high school early, and initially studied Packaging Science (yep, that’s a thing) at Clemson but “noped” out when I hit calculus. That was my first major pivot. After leaving science behind, I went full speed into fine arts where I graduated with a degree in fashion design from SCAD. It was during my cash-strapped college years that I learned food can just grow from the ground - like it just sprouts up and all you need is free stuff like sun and dirt and rain. Crazy, right? Thus began the 13+ year rabbit hole into literally the entire natural world. My professional career was a Pollock-es que smattering of sales, merchandising, design, project management, product development, and product management.
And, ladies and gentlemen, I think that brings us to today. The rest is TBD, but hopefully it maintains a more or less positive correlation to the predicted trajectory.
I am working on helping people have a better connection to nature by helping them get jazzed about learning about the world around them. The project is called Rangr, and it’s a multi-sided platform that connects people in nature to nature professionals. It helps people in nature identify and learn about things in nature while staying aware of the latest updates and alerts that are relevant to their location and interests. Land manager, wildlife managers, and wildlife researchers use Rangr to connect to their public to spread awareness, increase stewardship, and to gather quality data and information more quickly, efficiently, and cost effectively.
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Rangr Established: 02/03/2021
Rangr makes the magic of nature more accessible by providing the tools and resources to be empowered to have safer, more fulfilling outdoors experiences.
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If everyone could read everyone else’s mind and truly understand their emotions and thoughts, would that be a good thing?
Brenna's Answer
Yes. Too much of peoples’ minds and lives are preoccupied with worries and anticipations of what goes on in the minds of others. Not to mention deception is typically done to others’ detriment. In a world where we could all just hear and understand each other, I think it would lead to a society of greater empathy and less bullshit or noise.
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/Answer Posted By: J .
If everyone could read everyone else’s mind and truly understand their emotions and thoughts, would that be a good thing?
No. That would be a working definition of hell. Reading other people's minds would be evil, unethical, and immoral. It would violate their privacy and lead directly to worldwide insanity because the whole basis of the Bill of Rights is privacy. No rights are possible without privacy. No life, liberty nor pursuit of happiness. Just robots like those people in totalitarian countries [or consumers in America who are willing to give up their privacy]. Look at East Germany under the Stasi -- the highest rates of suicide ever recorded. The S.O.B.'s who create totalitarian regimes want to read your mind. Everything bad is the result.
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/Answer Posted By: Matthew
If everyone could read everyone else’s mind and truly understand their emotions and thoughts, would that be a good thing?
Probably not
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/Answer Posted By: Khari
If everyone could read everyone else’s mind and truly understand their emotions and thoughts, would that be a good thing?
I think that's a two-part question. The first, reading everyone's mind, would not be a good thing. Some things should be left in privacy. If we could all truly understand each other's thoughts and emotions, the world would progress at a much faster rate.
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/Answer Posted By: Shepherd
If everyone could read everyone else’s mind and truly understand their emotions and thoughts, would that be a good thing?
It would be similar to people playing poker with their cards face up.
Good people would always win; so happy but could be boring.
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/Answer Posted By: Aaron
If everyone could read everyone else’s mind and truly understand their emotions and thoughts, would that be a good thing?
Depends on the situation. I believe it can sometimes be a strength to keep ones emotions and thoughts private, until there has been some time to process and reflect upon them.
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/Answer Posted By: Keevin
If everyone could read everyone else’s mind and truly understand their emotions and thoughts, would that be a good thing?
Overall, yes it would be. There would definitely be negatives that come with it. But it would a true super power in accomplishing whatever goals you're working towards.
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/Answer Posted By: Ben
If everyone could read everyone else’s mind and truly understand their emotions and thoughts, would that be a good thing?
No, sounds boring :)
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/Answer Posted By: THEODOROS
If everyone could read everyone else’s mind and truly understand their emotions and thoughts, would that be a good thing?
Complete Disaster.
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/Answer Posted By: Manish
If everyone could read everyone else’s mind and truly understand their emotions and thoughts, would that be a good thing?
It would be good by good people but bad by bad people.
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/Answer Posted By: Nicolás
If everyone could read everyone else’s mind and truly understand their emotions and thoughts, would that be a good thing?
Definitely not. There a lot of stuff that goes through a person's mind that shouldn't be part if public domain. Besides, privacy would basically disappear.
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/Answer Posted By: james
If everyone could read everyone else’s mind and truly understand their emotions and thoughts, would that be a good thing?
I don't believe so. I think sometimes for our own mental state you don't always want to know what people think, especially about you. Parsing through conversations and honestly talking about thoughts and emotions is the best way to go. A persons mind is their own, and should always be that way.
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/Answer Posted By: LeeLee
If everyone could read everyone else’s mind and truly understand their emotions and thoughts, would that be a good thing?
No, because then we would have scapegoated practicing true communication, and not every thought needs to be seen as one’s truth. Also, people don’t meditate enough to have thoughts that I would characterize as frequently meaningful.
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/Answer Posted By: Matt
If everyone could read everyone else’s mind and truly understand their emotions and thoughts, would that be a good thing?
No it would be Disastrous. You know what they really thought about you.
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/Answer Posted By: Jon
If everyone could read everyone else’s mind and truly understand their emotions and thoughts, would that be a good thing?
no, only helpful if I could do it :)
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