Andrea (andreap)

It’s been a while, I’ve lost myself traveling and doing events Today I woke up for the second time this week suuuuuper early. I was more in acceptance and it got me super productive… I’ve managed to do and close a lot (also submitted my irs💪) and now remembered to come back here to give you a bom dia, from sunny Lisbon🌞

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Some buildings in Milan are so cool! Also check this person having a jungle indoor 😂

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Topping up on it

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First Farcon is finished💫 I’ve done Farcaster meetups in BA and Bangkok, but this felt different I came in as an outsider to the ecosystem, @limone.eth brought me in (he loves this community so much) What hit me most: how intentional, supportive and heartfelt everyone was about being there. Even being behind on all the topics (and drama), everyone gave me context and made space. The road to get here wasn’t smooth, but working with @limone.eth and @lucamorelli made the bumpy ride easy. So grateful. Also to @statuette for supporting all the way in so many ways, and @luciano for bringing the magic of the performers of Kismetcasa Loved the dinners that pulled me closer to the ecosystem: @grin (thanks for trusting me with the food decisions) @rish @bertwurst.eth assistant1 @adrienne @catra.eth @nounishprof @yes2crypto.eth @civilmonkey And getting to share my country with all of you was everything! You’ve got me to be more present here with you 🫶

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Funhouse of reflections in /rome 🦒 @statuette voted here the best seafood pasta and tiramisú @limone.eth made a guest apparence

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Ready for @farcon in /rome With the dream team @limone.eth @lucamorelli

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Hey, I’m Andrea 👋 I’ve been working in web3 for a few years, mostly around events and communities. I help strategise and produce gatherings of all kinds: from large conferences to more intimate formats where ideas and people can meet and connect. Somewhere along the way, I started asking myself why so many smart people were repeating patterns that drained them. I’ve always been curious about how we function (my background is in psychology) and a few years ago I came across human design. What started as an experiment turned into one of the most practical tools I’ve found for understanding how we make decisions, manage energy and stay aligned with what actually works for us. It’s also a great way to ask ourselves questions about who we are and how we operate. Happy to connect with you all!

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