Confessions of a Design Thinker: Discovering Systems Thinking revealed the surprising truth about inefficiency in my Problem Solving technique.
Time to get back to discipline practice you promised yourself back in January!
Progress compounds. Tiny steps build surprising momentum.
Less writer’s block, more decision fatigue.
Why Indirect Approaches Win
Passive user who kept scrolling until a few weeks ago.
I hated that marketing email. Until I realized it was right. The difference between “Designer” and “Problem Solver” isn’t what you think—and the truth might change how you see your entire career.
The Missing Voices in the Debate: Toronto’s housing debate might question your assumptions.
Can you learn without understanding? The answer might surprise you.
My office makeover cost less than I expected—because I did this first.
Winter traditions: skating, snowball fights… eating ice cream outside?”
Ideas follow action, not the other way around
The Day I Took a Career Risk (And What It Taught Me About Leadership)
New Year’s reflections often focus on bold resolutions and dramatic transformations—but what if growth is quieter than we expect? Read our guest’s story.
Starting new semester, I share insights on teaching a design studio classes and why first-day jitters happen
Lessons I Learned from My Students
Life Outside of Design Studio 