Common sense would lead you to believe that making something simple is easy. There’s not much there so there shouldn’t be much to it, right? Incorrect, making something simple is extremely difficult because you must find the balance between having exactly what’s needed while walking the tight rope to be sure you don’t add in too much.
Cleaning the dishes. It’s never going to end. Everyday dishes will need to be cleaned, this is a fact of life that will not change. That being the case, I’ve set out to set up ways to make cleaning the dishes simple, quick, and almost effortless.
A coffee ritual is something most of us have which is great because it can be used as a perfect anchor point to connect a mediation habit, giving you much more bang for your buck in terms of time and effort.
Essentially, a fluid daily experience is an event or task in your day that was once frustrating or annoying, but through applying design thinking principles you create a solution the turns that task from being frustrating or annoying to relieving, simple, thoughtless, and easy.
What is iteration the mother of invention? Well, because your brain is the seed, aka sperm, of the idea, and iteration is where the idea implants itself into the egg. Once mated, the idea, through iteration, gestates inside the womb of the mother as she craves wine and caffeine for the next 9 months.
Wellbeing has become another somewhat overused word. I wanted to write this article because I believe in defining words for clarity of communication so there is no mistaking what the word wellbeing means to us. You may not agree, accept, or adopt this definition and analysis. That being the case, the goal is to help you understand what my point of view is on the term.
I know you’ve been putting it off, you’re letting it get worse.
That it’s okay though, you’re not a terrible person for letting get as bad as it has, and you have what it takes to get it done.
I’m attempting todo off the bat is help you identify what that thing is that’s bothering you. I can’t help with that because I don’t know exactly what it is, but at least now you know what your primary focus should be.
But why name a company after an emotion?
Well, one reason is that it’s just a good ole branding and psychology trick. Whenever you think about my company you’ll hopefully and likely associate it with a memory you have feeling relief, thus, linking a positive association with the company off the bat, before you know anything about it
