HeyJaredAndrew Lynch
I am relearning how to work from the intuitive mind, as was so simple for me as a child. I want work to feel like play
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How Intuitive Are You? (opens the original)
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How intuitive do you think you are? They say we are all intuitive until we are taught how to be in the world. Our personalities grow, our senses dull. We become conditioned. When you’ve deconditioned enough to trust what your intuition might tell you, trust in yourself grows. Let us know where you think you fall on the scale.Intuition is a type of knowing. It’s not just feeling something, or having a feeling and trusting it. That is a highly doubtful method for leaning into any non-cognitive way
Taking A Wider View (opens the original)
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ManifestoLook upThe impetus for this essay is a blog post I read by someone on LFL who is an architect. She wrote in response to the 2024 election and said that we, as designers, have a duty. She said we have to be a human and we have a responsibility to make a difference where we can.ProductivityThe evil comes in when you don’t look far. I’ve been intending to have an impact, but I’ve been focused on improving productivity and concerned about income. This is not the way. Now that I have the par
'Okina (opens the original)
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Lots of languages have a glottal stop, and I love it. It’s not a letter, it’s a transition. Inside a word there can be a gap. The gap is spelled with an apostrophe. The Hawai’ians & the IrishThe Hawai’ians use it. They use it with vowels. A double vowel has a glottal stop, a pause. A lilting hop of sound. Kapa’a. Ka’a’awa. All of the major island names, except one, have an ‘okina. Even ‘okina has an ‘okina.Lots of mainland Americans don’t say Hawai’i, they say Hawaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiii. I don’t know
Pause & Resume (opens the original)
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WorkTime managementI have a friend who has this theory, the pause and resume idea, and the way he looks at time management is that it’s better than work management. He says that the work will never end, so it’s about managing your time and getting the project done. He says there’s nothing to do but learn how to pause and resume.Schedule managementMy Achillies heel is that I’m often trying to control everything. I don’t have control over much of the schedule. The design phases aren’t entirely up
Tracking Joy (opens the original)
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Productivity is tracked. Measurements push progress. The brain loves to do more than it did before. But productivity is mired in oppression and needs to be put aside for a minute. Tracking time is useful. Many people do it for work, especially if they are paid on an hourly basis. Timesheets are useful for all kinds of analytics and measurements, for project purposes, marketing, and goal setting. Tracking time is limited though, and because of the way we think of time relative to work, it’s not t
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