Make something that changes something.
Good things aren’t just made. They’re used, and they change something.
Designer, strategist & writer
I write about how strategy, design, technology, philosophy, and systems shape the things people experience.
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What I’ve been thinking about lately.
Good things aren’t just made. They’re used, and they change something.
Nothing, the hardware tech company known for it's see-through designs on its smartphones and audio products, has been experimenting with a
Summary Jomi shares a deeply personal journey through grief after losing his brother, exploring themes of identity, humanity, and the paradoxes of life and
How healthcare institutions surrendered their most important product decisions and made patients carry the consequences.
On the leverage of talent, the cost of abandoning product development, why LLMs will not get us to AGI, and the audacity to do incredible things.
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“A leader’s most important responsibility is identifying the biggest challenges to forward progress and devising a coherent approach to overcoming them. ”
— Richard Rumelt, Good Strategy / Bad Strategy
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Good things aren’t just made. They’re used, and they change something.
How healthcare institutions surrendered their most important product decisions and made patients carry the consequences.
Everyone focuses on what to build. Not enough on why.
Design leaders today shape experiences, entire business strategies, market positioning, and organizational culture.
Looking at luxury fashion's down year, the strategies of the outliers in Brunello Cucinelli and Mui Mui, and the creative director carousel
I feel like I’ve just unlocked something monumental regarding my own relationship with anxiety. I was reading The Courage to Create, a book
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I'm a three-time healthcare founding designer and experienced design leader, strategist, and writer interested in how good things get made, and how we can make them better.
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