As Queen Bey once warned, "I'm stingy with my love."

Prepare to be totally disappointed if you're here to read what I have to say about "design and design leadership," because I just received official permission from an English professor to start unleashing what I've been holding back about the things I really know about:

I don't know what just happened here, I think we just went somewhere really weird, but Christine, Kassandra, and Zulie are amazing, so I walked in and so should you:

Speak up!

SPOILER ALERT~! We’re going to work on a Publications Directory and collaboration tools that let editors communicate back and forth with authors in a draft submission!

I remember when Growth Design used to be a dirty word. Hacky, solely focused on the ends regardless of the means. It's inspiring to hear stories of people proving otherwise. Growth is essential to maintaining a healthy business and creating space for innovation.

"We absorb styles and sounds based on our taste, and all we can hope is to produce something that gives back more than it takes. To build on the tradition and move the craft forward."

It was a perfect, normal morning on the west coast. I had just arrived at zero period algebra, but the usual banter was missing. Confused, I tried to crack a joke. No one laughed. Mrs. Drake wasn't mad. It was a new emotion I had never seen on a grown up before.

Rachel, do you need a new water bottle?

This is why a book can change your life over the course of a moment, in no way that chatting with your LLM ever will.

"What stands out now isn’t quality...It’s whether you can feel a person behind it. Warmth. Boldness. Weird decisions that only make sense because someone with a specific life made them."

"I've been writing with AI less, and I've been finding AI more valuable in my writing."