Why the conversations we want to avoid are the ones worth having
Category: Life
The Stories I Tell Myself Before Anything Actually Happens
Life in my 20s is a whirlwind of caffeine-fueled nights, chaotic days, and moments of rare clarity.
Our guest blogger reflects on this dynamic decade, where mistake was essential, dream was constant, and facing unsolicited (and unkind questions) along the way.
My journey to finding true fans in a classroom setting
Everyone knows why they are pitching. The ones who got a response figured out why the other person should care, and those are not the same question.
Students often battle anxiety (both in their work and personal life), but the design process offers unexpected solace.
Creating brings focus and calm amid chaos.
What a coffee conversation taught me about the difference between struggling and suffering, and why mixing up the two was making everything worse.
I knew I was making the wrong hiring decision while I was making it. Turns out the same lesson matters even more in the age of AI.
Why being vague feels professional but kills real connection
Turns out -20 degree weather wasn’t keeping me inside. I was using winter as cover for something else entirely.
Are there upsides to winter? Apparently, there is…according to our guest.
Between project rejections and client ghosting, I started a blog out of frustration. Now it’s my best networking tool.
I admit I don’t like changes…but I am getting more used to these life long aversions.
His pitch method worked better than any polished email I have ever received
You are approaching New Year’s resolutions wrong!
As everyone makes their 2026 resolutions, I’m realizing I’ve been grading my goals all wrong
The joy I didn’t realize I needed came from something I found excruciating. Two years later, it’s still here.
The more important the decision, instinct plays a bigger role
What I learned when two December deadlines taught me to see my work differently
Ever wonder if trusting your gut can lead to better design?
