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  • The Pleasures of Writing Well

    Most advice I hear can usually be classified as inspiring but not very helpful. However, this week surprised me as I read the words from William Zinsser, in his book On Writing Well. I found his words refreshingly honest when he explained that we should be writing for ourselves rather than for the audience. But…

  • The Struggle with Online Reading

    As someone who loves reading, it’s easy to notice a good quality writing piece from a bad one. But not everyone may realize a good web page. It’s also hard to imagine that the internet has become so intertwined with our daily lives that it has changed how we all read. In Nicholas Carr’s article:…

  • Graphic Design and its Future Workspaces

    The impact of distractions on individual workers and the organizations they work for has become a major discussion point across industries. Within the past few weeks, I have had the privilege of researching this topic in the graphic design sector, which I have personally been working in for over ten years. My experience in offices…

  • Challenges of Focusing in the Workplace

    As I start writing my first white paper, I have come across many different concerns of why most of us struggle to focus in the workplace. As someone who has worked in an office and from home, I know both the advantages and disadvantages of each. While there are plenty of people that will support…

  • Protecting the Next Generation

    As I wind down reading Stolen Focus by Johann Hari, I cannot help but write this blog post. What I read was deeply troubling yet I always, sort of, knew it existed. Reading about children and how they handle stress worried me because I have seen first-hand how kids pick up on stressful environments they…

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