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Doris Lessing on reading: “There is only one way to read, which is to browse in libraries and bookshops, picking up books that attract you, reading on
The way to greater confidence is not to reassure ourselves of our own dignity; it’s to come to peace with our inevitable ridiculousness — Alain de Bot
UI, UX and IxD insights for a rainy day.
people think they want choices. but they prefer good defaults.
Early in my research career, a security guard told me something I have never forgotten: “When a bank has too much glass windows, I feel they won’t res
Financial institutions spend enormous effort measuring whether a customer is creditworthy. It has not occurred to most product teams that the custome
really? actually? always? never? Figuring what I want, where I want to go, who I want to be and many more existential(or not) questions
"what i want is to live in a way that suits me" via korean film on the beach at night alone (2017) dir. hong sang-soo
Something Charlie Chaplin said: "Over the years I have discovered that ideas come through an intense desire for them; continually desiring, the mind b
Zátopek never wanted to become a runner. When the management at the shoe factory where he was working elected him for a local race, he tried to refuse
I’ve never been a founder or a manager, and I don’t aspire to be, but I do want to build and create and grow things I’m proud of with people that care
Our relationship with time.
This notion of time as an “economic resource” is exactly what vibing aims to break away from... time is not an empty thing we have to fill but a livin
Time, like the breath, is neither wasted nor spent. It simply is. The idea that we can waste time is rooted in the notion that time is something we ow
Regret is a time machine to the past. Worry is a time machine to the future. Gratitude is a time machine to the present.

BRIAN ENO So what you see when you watch someone surfing is they take control momentarily, to situate themselves on a wave, and then they surrender. T
When I'd scribbled the words "Unreasonable Hospitality" on that napkin, I hadn't the slightest idea how we'd put those words in to practice. But you d
reminders for me and for you.
One of the most dangerous feelings in the world is when you encounter a conceptual framework that maps onto your experience and it just seems to “clic
if you’re really good at what you do, you have the freedom to be who you really are






