To get the most of technology we need to expand our field of vision and choose our words carefully.

Sharing your work can benefit from experimentation and a playful approach. If you’ve been afraid to share your work, check out this way of reframing your idea of success.

The United Nations declaration of Human Rights starts by citing the right for human dignity. Dignity is a word we rarely think of in our daily life but I argue that our stories need to pay more attention to human dignity.

How do we stay curious when the world is at war? And why is curiosity important? This post is a response to articles being written about the worst case scenario, which triggers fear and closes down curiosity.

What are two powerful tools to get past a creative impasse? Distance and the power of trimming are counterintuitive ways to spark the power of curiosity.

Change happens when we can see our world from a different point of view. This is how we get people to care. But getting people to see is something that takes time.

The unexpected challenge of taking time off - suddenly we start to hear the anxious thoughts that our creative process was hiding. There are two questions that can help you get back on track. Why and what.

When you want to try something new, try these three methods for getting back into the creative flow.

The market is fickle for creative work and trends or events can change how work is received. Unless you build a relationship with your audience. Here I share lessons learn from a new podcast episode, Tom Kellner, translating culture.