Category Archives: Travel

As an industrial designer, I’m inclined towards a product-based solution … but that’s the great thing about collaboration. I’m open to having my process change and respond to the ideas of other team members, and any individuals who want to … Continue reading →

Last night, our project team came together to discuss our findings of the last 36 hours. What was supposed to be an hour-long reveal became hours of in-depth discussion. We’ve all heard about passengers feeling anxiety, a loss of power, … Continue reading →

Typically, when buying a ticket, we fight for an emergency row or a aisle seat near the front. But what if I told you that your airline of choice could magically seat you next to someone who might be in … Continue reading →

In my experiences with collaborative design work, the convergence of brainstormed ideas is a sure sign of progress. Here in Palm Springs, the task of distilling a massively productive-yet-diverse brainstorm into a clear direction toward action seems to be moving … Continue reading →

Day 1 is done. It proved to be the day we took one question and broke it apart into many questions (see below). In the process the collective conversation touched upon a myriad of topics (also see below). To close … Continue reading →

Like most TEDsters, I’ve always been doing.  Creating, advising, writing, consulting, researching, exploring, managing, studying, teaching, designing, performing, meditating, contemplating, and the list goes on.  This lifestyle beckons two absolute realities.  One, time management efforts to combat the stress of … Continue reading →