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Dan Roam, Blah Blah Blah

Today we’re talking with a true champion of simplicity in our complex organizational lives. Dan Roam was the kid that got in trouble with his teachers because he spent all of his time drawing pictures in class. And 30 years … Continue reading

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3 things learned from my website make-over

The new website is up at last. Sleek, beautiful and focused. No longer do we have 12 disconnected and disparate websites. No longer – I hope – do people ask, “but really, what do you do?” (Chris Brogan is asking … Continue reading

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What have the last 10 years taught you?

I’m in London enjoying a short break after working with favourite client of mine here. I strolled Carnaby Street today – once the epicenter of British fashion – and found this painted on the changing room wall of Howie‘s, a … Continue reading

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Jessica Hagy, ThisIsIndexed.com

The problem with the internet is there are a gazillion blogs filled with information, but most of it is underwhelming. But an absolute gem, and one of my top three favorite sites ever on the internet is ThisIsIndexed.com, which is … Continue reading

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Why design is at the heart of Great Work

Box of Crayons has been a fan of Emily Piloton and her work at Project H Design for some years now – some of our readers helped with the Hippo Roller initiative she was behind. Her book Design Revolution lists … Continue reading

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