A wisdom sticker press · Wayzata, Minnesota
Wisdom stickers for readers, leaders, and lifelong learners
Philosophy, science, and story — imagined with machine craft, curated by hand, die-cut in Minnesota.
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Stickers that come with the idea
Every sticker in this shelf has its own essay — the fable retold, the mental model explained, the science that backs it.
Caution
The Boy Who Cried Wolf
At your office, one coworker tags every message as urgent.
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Benjamin Franklin, at the signing, September 17, 1787
I have the happiness to know
A group of coworkers sits in a conference room after a four-hour meeting.
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Halloween Before Pumpkins
Ducking for apples was a fortune game for sweethearts.
At almost any party where people are secretly interested in each other, someone eventually suggests a party game.
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Halloween Before Pumpkins
A ring hidden in the colcannon promised a wedding.
Family dinners can turn competitive over the smallest things.
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Halloween Before Pumpkins
In America, the Irish found pumpkins easier to carve.
Anyone who has tried to chop a raw turnip knows how stubborn it is.
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U.S. Constitution, Amendment III, 1791
No Soldier shall, in time of
A key turns in the front door lock at ten o'clock at night.
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How one sticker gets made
From fable to object
1 · The fable
“A hungry fox spied a cluster of ripe grapes hanging from a vine trained high along a branch…” Aesop first; always the real story.
2 · The essay
“You applied for the job three weeks ago. You really wanted it.” The same moment today, and the science behind it — Brehm, 1956.
3 · The artwork
A 15th-century woodcut register, drawn by machine craft, checked by hand.
4 · The object
Weatherproof vinyl, 2.5 inches, die-cut in Wayzata, Minnesota — and mailed from a neighbor, not a warehouse.
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