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What Can Interior Designers Learn from 2020?
What can interior designers learn from 2020? Let’s use the final days of 2020 to recognise how we’ve overcome adversity. And how we’ve grown
To Grow, Learn From Criticism
If we want to grow, we need to learn from criticism. Often others better see our failings. To gain their insights, we need to listen
Don’t Confuse Chaos and Creativity
Some say a messy workspace is a sign of creativity. Don’t confuse chaos and creativity. Conquer chaos and release your creativity
4 Steps to Solve Business Problems for Good
To solve problems and stop them coming back, don’t jump to solutions. Understand the problem. Look at options. Only then, attempt to solve it
Embrace Change
Being stopped in our tracks creates an opportunity to embrace change. COVID19 can be a chance too strike out in a new, exciting direction
Take a Step Back
For workplace interior designers there’s so much to do, so much bad news, it’s easy for our heads to spin. And a spinning head is no help we we’re already in a tough situation. It becomes harder and harder to concentrate, we make more mistakes, we lose perspective, anger and panic starts to rise. And then comes stress. The great news is it just takes just one step to slow our racing minds and get hold of it all again; start a journal
Beat WFH Isolation
The media is filled with speculation of increased local restrictions and talk of another stay-at-home order. Home working is likely to continue for many, even increase for some. Many of us have benefited from the new world flexible working arrangements. For other others, this way of working comes with a very negative feeling: isolation HowContinue reading “Beat WFH Isolation”
Riding a bike with square wheels?
I took this photo on one of the numerous cycle paths that criss-cross a housing estate near my home. Why is this one cycle path marked by a symbol of a bike with square wheels? Why deviate from the instantly recognisable, and therefore quickly understood, cycle path symbol of a bike with round wheels? WeContinue reading “Riding a bike with square wheels?”