There’s a certain kinship with my childhood friends that can not be replaced by any other experience. Two weeks ago, my friend Jarlath Patrick Macbeth O’Neil-Dunne passed away suddenly. His death has hit me hard. Jarlath is the first of my inner circle of childhood friends who died.
The core of why I believe designers should learn skills beyond their craft.
Every day presents an opportunity for reflection, but this week, what I've learned from my students over the last year really matters. Here's what they've taught me.
As a leader, your job is to create a trail for others and allow them to have the spotlight.
As reflected in the outcome of this last election, it turns out we Americans don’t really know each other.
How I use design methods to prioritize what matters most in my life right now. An adaptation of my TEDxLausanne talk, The Cobbler's Children Go Barefoot.
Becoming something I don’t want to be is up to me to decide.
Things go much more smoothly when you allow things to happen instead of making them happen.