A letter from our founder Amanda:
"Hello my dearest Seea family from all over the world,
As you might have noticed we have been silent on Instagram for quite some time now.
Although I am aware that the digital world is a necessary form of interaction in this particular moment, and the only opportunity for many companies like us to stay in business, I felt it was necessary to take some time to be quiet.
Nothing made sense to post or say.
While feeling the global pain and low earth vibration, I try to navigate myself on how to deal with the fear of my beloved family in Italy getting sick and the anxiety of what is going to happen next here in the United States. So I felt paralized and for the first time incapable to lead the Seea ship anywhere.
The only refuge I find is in reflection, reading and listening. So I hope this can be beneficial for you, too.
For today’s #SeeaTipTimeTuesday , I personally would love to share some of the reads that have been so beneficial for me to prepare Seea for it’s next journey.
I would love to hear if you have any others to suggest!
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I also would love this tip time tuesday to be a tip from you to us at Seea.
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Could you please also let us know what would you like to hear from us? We want to be respectful and thoughtful on what to present to you.
Seea was created for you so now more then ever I would love to hear what you want us to become.
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Endless gratitude to @theseakin for connecting me with extraordinary woman @berryliberman founder of @smallgiants and @dumbofeather.
Berry sent me a copy of “Creating the Next Economy” that arrived 2 weeks ago, the exact day that Italy went into lockdown and my family here in California decided to do the same.
It’s been my morning companion and from here I became aware of “A new Republic of the heart” by Terry Patten, which I am listening on audio as I multitask and my next to follow will be “Doughnut Economics” by Kate Raworth.”
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We’re in this together. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
Love,
Amanda. 📷: @_lucrecia_