Stjepan Štajduhar
@stjepan
Dad of two and a husband of one. Very much into design, psychology and writing. Aging backwards in my mind, where everything is intertwined.
Stjepan Štajduhar
stjepanstajduhar.com
He says that a major factor in burnout is “broken steering”: people feeling, for a long period of time, that their efforts to exert control don’t do anything. They show up to work, click their mouse, make suggestions, and nothing happens, and it’s hard to tell if their work ultimately matters. There is a classic phrase for this—being a “cog in the ... See more
Sasha Chapin • What the Humans Like Is Responsiveness
Episode 21: Read a Damn Book
podcasts.apple.comBoring experts read the same stuff and talk about the same stuff
Redefining the often narrow and ominous definition into something that opens up space for possibilities.
It doesn’t have to be “midlife crisis”. Instead, it can be (midlife) reshuffling, exploration, renaissance, evolution, or authenticity.
Good design doesn’t happen in isolation. It balances user needs and business outcomes. It flexes. It listens. It collaborates.
Nate Schloesser • Design Isn’t Dead. You Sound Dumb
Here’s the truth: Design isn’t dead. You just don’t know what design is.
Design Isn’t Dead. You Sound Dumb
All I know is what I have words for
still one of my favorite lines of all time:
and when nobody wakes you up in the morning, and when nobody waits for you at night, and when you can do whatever you want. what do you call it, freedom or loneliness?
- charles bukowski
