Interdisciplinary designer writer artist musician dancer inventor. former vp of design and dj. current executive consultant & mfa candidate in creative writing.
ok, taking a leap and sharing what i wrote about mortality last night when i was supposed to be sleeping
it helped me
maybe it will help some of you, too
maylikhoe.com/writing/on-morโฆ
I feel like every creative person needs to have some separate creative outlet thatโs low stakes, in which they can do stuff and be unattached, let it go
anyone else feel like this? if so what is that thing for you right now? and has it been something else before?
And some of the most peace-loving hippies Iโve met have been the most hypocritical fragile-egoed misogynist assholesโฆ it happened enough that I sadly developed a prejudice that i have to check myself for now
make your life a personal work of art filled with whatever random things energize you โจ
those little random ๐ฑ will bloom into things you never would have imagined if you give them the space outside a conventional career to grow
Hey anyone who ever presents from a Mac!
In case you donโt yet know: you can option-click the notifications icon in your menu bar to turn off notifications
That way you can turn em off w/o exposing your whole notifications bar during a preso, if you forgot
"You can get a good idea on the corner for $4 with your latte. What matters is how well you execute."
โ Steve Jobs, yelling at us after the MobileMe debacle
I wish more people would talk about this. Last I checked, this quote got lost, so I'm telling you now, since I was there.
First there was โskeuomorphismโ
Then came โflat designโ
We took a little detour and put in glitter because it is fun
Introducing โglitterismโ
in Scribble Together
with ๐ from @bridgermax and me itunes.apple.com/us/app/scribblโฆ
(P.S. Iโve wanted to do this for _years_)
I was not able to do this
I think if we all admitted it we could all just feel a bit better
(Instead of presenting like we do and then mutually pressuring each other to do something thatโs impossible to do without help)
When Steve Jobs brought us into town hall the day before iPhone was announced he said people always ask him about 5-10 year plans and basically he thought they were bullshit. The world could completely change in 5-10 years and youโd be stuck stupidly sticking to some plan.