I have been thinking about education for 15 years

The other day I was digging through some notebooks in my drawer, and I realized how many of them had notes about education. Each page I flipped through warped my sense of time passing. Though some of them were 10 years old, the notes felt like they were written yesterday.

Positive negatives

Discovering content in the modern world is strangely beautiful and terrible

Sharing on social media sucks because we do it too much

I had a chilling thought yesterday about the effects of excessive exposure to everyone's thoughts online: It's easy to mock the excited posts of people celebrating new jobs and enjoying a small moment of victory in an otherwise difficult life. I used to dedicate my entire

The challenge with ranting as comedy

Finding a performance voice when battling with my natural tendencies.

The smiling moon

Barcelona was hot and humid beyond what we could tolerate, but walking around the beautiful city, visiting friends and eating delicious food made it worth it. At least it did for the first week and a half. In addition to the recommendations curated by one of our generous friends, we

My lost notebook

Memory, misfortune, and subconscious messages.

Unfiltered design #2: Informal learning, futility, and standards—oh and I have a podcast now!

Sometimes the word "design" is so heavily associated with just tips and tricks and at some point that gets stale. Good design can only come if our sources of inspiration are broad! So here goes… Informally formal Not only in learning but in work as well, there is

Unfiltered design #1: Teaching design, Apple vs Figma, too many standards, and chess.

Writing has always been about learning for me. I've started posting regularly on LinkedIn using articles I read as launchpads for my own thoughts. This way of making connections is a great way to digest the torrent of information I'm bombarded with on a daily basis.

Overcoming indecision

A story about pursuing an entrepreneurial career in design

Launching a weather revolution

I'm excited to announce the project that I've quit my job for: WeathAR. With WeathAR, all you have to do it point your camera at the sky and the on-board AI chip in your phone will analyze it and tell you what the conditions are. Together

Why anyone can become a UX designer

How unconventional backgrounds and non-traditional work experience lend themselves to a career in UX

My Experience in Designing a Course in UX

How designing a course about user experience is very similar to my job as a UX designer