Laura Madrigal
@lmadrigal
Laura Madrigal
We too often think that deep conversations have to be painful or vulnerable conversations. I try to compensate for that by asking questions about the positive sides of life: “Tell me about a time you adapted to change.” “What’s working really well in your life?” “What are you most self-confident about?” “Which of your five senses is strongest?” “Ha
... See moreDavid Brooks • How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and Being Deeply Seen
The thing is, you probably have all the information you need already, you just can't bring yourself to sit down and listen to it, so you just keep chain-smoking podcasts and youtube videos, never really thinking, knowing deep down that the answers you seek are in the silence you're avoiding
people new to design tend to confuse an idea for the expression of an idea. Ideas are easy, because they don't rely on specifics. Expressing ideas is incredibly difficult, because doing it well requires a deep understanding of the medium that is only possible by having worked in it, such as understanding which methods to use where, identifying subt... See more
Nick Punt • Learning Product Design
Marcin Czopek of @mistovia has transformed a 69sqm pre-war Warsaw apartment that preserves original elements like herringbone timber floors and brass handles while introducing modern materials, including marble countertops and designer furniture. Distinctive touches abound: 1930s ceramic "gorset tiles," built-in cabinetry in soft pink and curry tones, and a considered lighting scheme 👌 Explore more via the 🔗 in our bio ✨ 📷 @onistories #YellowtraceInteriors #YellowtraceResidential #YellowtraceInPoland
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