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Where tech dreams and homestead schemes collide
@briannaflynn.bsky.social
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“My heart is split between the glow of a computer screen, making businesses more efficient, and the pull of the land, feeding my soul on our small farm—where spreadsheets and seedlings coexist in perfect harmony.”
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🔥 Just wrapped up the CEO Summit at KW Family Reunion 2025, and WOW—what an experience! 🔥

Jay Baer brought the heat with game-changing insights on marketing and customer experience.

Best takeaway? See photo!

#KWFR2025 #CEOSummit #Leadership #Marketing #GrowthMindset
February 18, 2025 at 5:13 PM
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Spent the day at the Fungus Fair in Santa Cruz, geeking out over local fungi, meeting the authors of Mushrooms of the Redwood Coast, and channeling my inner mycologist with some DIY mushroom hats. Who knew fungi could be this much fun(gi)? #SantaCruzFungusFair2025 #FungusForager
This photo captures an enchanting and earthy celebration of fungi, where art and nature intertwine to showcase the magical world of mushrooms. A wooden display shelf, painted a rich black, is filled with an eclectic assortment of vibrant, textured fungi, each bursting with character and life. The top shelves are alive with the earthy hues of mushrooms—golden yellows, deep reds, creamy whites, and soft greys—all displayed in small clusters that seem to radiate natural energy. At the center of the arrangement, a sign reads “FUNGI LOVE” in bold, hand-crafted letters, perfectly embodying the spirit of the display. Below it, a massive, textured mushroom takes center stage, its intricate ridges and earthy tones offering a striking contrast to the vivid colors around it. The lower shelves house quirky sculptures—faces, hands, and abstract forms—that blend human creativity with the raw beauty of natural materials. There are even frames showcasing moss and lichen, lending a touch of forest-floor whimsy to the setup. Flanking the display are two tall, hand-painted illustrations of morels, their intricate patterns and muted tones adding an artistic flourish to the earthy exhibit. The whole scene is bathed in soft, natural light, with the morning or afternoon sun casting gentle shadows, making the colors and textures pop against the black backdrop. The setting is outdoors, with a faint hint of greenery and blue sky in the background, reminding you of the connection between these fungi and the environment they thrive in. This display is a love letter to nature’s art, combining science, craftsmanship, and an appreciation for the wonders of the fungal kingdom. In this heartwarming scene, a small child with soft curls sits snugly in a stroller, their expression a mix of quiet curiosity and wonder. They’re gazing toward an enchanting woodland-inspired display of mushrooms, moss, and ferns arranged atop rough-hewn logs. Behind them, towering evergreens create a forest-like canopy under the soft glow of indoor light. A sign tucked into the display humorously reads, “Knock three times to wake me up,” adding a touch of whimsy. This blend of nature’s charm and childhood innocence feels magical, as if the little one is peeking into a fairytale. This photo captures a stunning exhibit of mushrooms in their full, natural glory. A rich tapestry of fungi sprawls across a forest floor diorama, complete with pine needles, bark, and moss. Every detail is labeled, from vibrant red-capped toadstools to earthy brown and cream mushrooms, creating a moment of learning as much as admiring. Nestled in a tray are “typical specimen collections,” carefully curated for fairgoers to examine up close. In the background, visitors lean in, captivated by the intricate beauty of these hidden forest gems, marveling at the mysterious world of fungi. A little girl walks confidently through a hallway, holding hands with an adult. Her tiny denim jacket proudly displays “BIG SIS” in bold yellow letters across the back, while a mushroom-themed paper hat sits jauntily atop her head. The adult, with a bandaged leg and crutches, walks beside her—a moment of resilience and togetherness captured beautifully. The walls are adorned with vibrant art, adding an eclectic, creative energy to the scene. The little one’s moccasin boots and determined stride seem to carry a story of curiosity and adventure, making this snapshot a celebration of family and connection.
January 20, 2025 at 4:32 AM
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If they do end up canceling TikTok, do you think I could start a business where you
1. mail your phone business in Mexico
2. Business updates your TikTok App
3. Phone mailed back to you

I think this might be a billion dollar idea!
January 13, 2025 at 10:12 PM