Breaking barriers can be done in a moment, say, with a sledgehammer. Or it can be done over time, patiently and with discipline. Which approach you use depends on what you are trying to achieve.
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Use The Language of Design To Create What’s Next
When you come to understand that all architects are doing is playing with patterns, space, voids, solids, organizational systems, then you can apply that mode of thinking to other disciplines. When you can see these…
Learning as you go
A small success can lead to more success. When you complete small tasks, larger ones may follow. This may come out of your own ambition, or it may be that whomever you are working with…
So, you want to be a leader? Start getting a variety of experience.
Rather than worrying about running something, your time may be better spent seeking a variety of experiences. Get out of your comfort zone and into the field to see what kinds of problems that people…
The journey of the hero and taking the first step
As I was looking through a number of my favorite books this weekend, I came across this quote by Joseph Campbell in The Hero with a Thousand Faces: “The usual hero adventure begins with someone…
I thought they were with me
I thought that people were on the same page as me. But, that was early in my career. Now I realize that people with whom I’ve worked: have their own interests are not necessarily interested…