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We’ve all run across them, and in more recent years a word is used to cover things in our life that just feel - wrong. I’m speaking about dark patterns. Things that force us, as humans interacting with the design, to use it in a way that feels

I’ve written a bit about chairs on this site, their comfort level, ergonomics, positioning, and how I want to use them for work and life arrangements. In the past month I changed things up again, and want to process how that’s affected my time at work. My small

My brain shifted over the past year as I’ve taken to daily writing. Before, I’d sit down to put words on the page, and find that my brain shut the process down before it began. We each have two different parts of our brain that fight with each

I’ve worked from home for the past six years. In the years prior, my work time was a mixed bag of remote and in-office. Now, living in a small town in Idaho, spending most of my days in a small room, I have a lot of time to figure

I learned to read at a later age than most. For me that came around 8 years old, when I picked up basic books and began to understand the core concepts of reading from my mother. At 9 I was fully in it, so to speak, and reading books on

This has been a long time coming. Years ago someone asked me to compare the Roost versus Nexstand. I ignored the request, and went about my life. Since then I've had numerous occasions where the comparison came up. Since I have often worked in coffee shops, co-working spaces,

I've been exploring a number of writing methods for fiction over the past year. My learning has been part doing, and part knowledge input. This has included diving into a number of non-fiction books, tons of great podcasts, articles, courses, and more. In addition, I've continued

Since September 2019 I've been engaged in the process of daily writing. This writing has been for offline projects, which someday will see the light online. It's been long enough, so this is an update on a few fronts. Work - 2020 was a crazy year

A few pictures from my journey down to Lewiston with a friend. It's such a beautiful city; thankful to call Idaho home!