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The eternal option
Failure is terrifying. But it’s an option. A good option. Our brains know how to handle failure — it’s our egos that don’t like it. …
It’s not about the money
Entrepreneurship isn’t about the money. If it was, no one would do it. It’s too uncertain. It’s too difficult. It’s for people who need to …
The roots of thought leadership
Thought leadership used to be about revolution. Thought leadership had its own set of Fight Club rules: primarily, that one could not become a thought …
Just Do It
There’s a strange misconception that, to be a writer, the smartest thing to do is go head-over-heels into debt for an MFA, and then move …
The balance of all things
When there’s that balance between functionality and emotion, the two amplify each other and the result is really powerful. It’s not just about interface design …
A tasteful combination
Our best players know more than one position. We’re expected to see the big picture — if not to know it all, then at least …
Inclusion – it’s the American way
In these times of political whack-a-mole, it’s good to remember that we Americans are, at our core, a nation of immigrants. Different peoples, different drums. …
Dividing atoms
The big moves are the ones that get everyone excited: the product launches, the IPOs, the mergers. But for every big move, there are hundreds of …
More work, less paperwork
The best part of having a job that sounds awesome is having a job that is awesome. There’s a lot of room for innovation in …
Gut Instinct
What’s the easiest, least expensive fix for communication issues? Communicating better. In a piece discussing the importance of heart and mind in experience design, UX …
Love Is The Mission
Let’s reevaluate love today. Love is the thing that pushes us to succeed. Love is a thing that we have to feel for ourselves, for …
The creativity of transformation
“The next time you’re faced with something that’s unexpected, unwanted, and uncertain, consider that it just may be a gift.” Stacey Kramer’s TED Talk about …
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