Jaime Schwarz

With what I've been building, and I know there's other people out here, I've been trying to find them everywhere. In a co-creation marketplace, the invisible hand of the market changes. It uses a different human need. It's consumerism. It's greed. It's about yourself and showing that off. And that's a very American thing. I'm not saying this is everywhere.

But in a co-creation environment where you're doing this adding value things and products keep living beyond you, we're in a different place. We're in a power of legacy where you no longer value yourself by the brands you surround yourself with, but by the legacy you leave behind in the objects that live beyond you.

But in a co-creation environment where you're doing this adding value things and products keep living beyond you, we're in a different place. We're in a power of legacy where you no longer value yourself by the brands you surround yourself with, but by the legacy you leave behind in the objects that live beyond you.

But in a co-creation environment where you're doing this adding value things and products keep living beyond you, we're in a different place. We're in a power of legacy where you no longer value yourself by the brands you surround yourself with, but by the legacy you leave behind in the objects that live beyond you.

Legacy is pretty damn selfish, I have to say. It's just one of those things that only kicks in as we retire.

Legacy is pretty damn selfish, I have to say. It's just one of those things that only kicks in as we retire.

Legacy is pretty damn selfish, I have to say. It's just one of those things that only kicks in as we retire.

Now imagine you getting paid for a lifetime worth of legacy buildings.

Now imagine you getting paid for a lifetime worth of legacy buildings.

Now imagine you getting paid for a lifetime worth of legacy buildings.

That's what I've been building.

That's what I've been building.

That's what I've been building.

No face melting, please.

No face melting, please.

No face melting, please.

technology is advancing but i feel like people are collectively changing too consciously and they're there's a little bit of a cycle you're grabbing onto a little bit of a cycle the tech enables a culture to change but the culture determines where it goes and then that culture affects our strategists because culture each strategy for breakfast but at least we can take that information and then go back to product development again and then that new tech will change more culture and we're in that

technology is advancing but i feel like people are collectively changing too consciously and they're there's a little bit of a cycle you're grabbing onto a little bit of a cycle the tech enables a culture to change but the culture determines where it goes and then that culture affects our strategists because culture each strategy for breakfast but at least we can take that information and then go back to product development again and then that new tech will change more culture and we're in that

technology is advancing but i feel like people are collectively changing too consciously and they're there's a little bit of a cycle you're grabbing onto a little bit of a cycle the tech enables a culture to change but the culture determines where it goes and then that culture affects our strategists because culture each strategy for breakfast but at least we can take that information and then go back to product development again and then that new tech will change more culture and we're in that

Not only collaboration, but my co-founder Chris's favorite word, co-elevation.