En iyi Educated Guess podcastleri (2024)

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Leaning Into the Mundane (ft. Lütjens Padmanabhan) | Ep. 221 58:36

3y ago58:36

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Lütjens Padmanabhan Architekten was established by Oliver Lütjens and Thomas Padmanabhan in 2007. The recent work of the practice focuses on housing in the residential districts surrounding the cities of Zürich, Basel and Munich. Despite their love for a more refined, urbane architecture, Oliver Lütjens and Thomas Padmanabhan have light-heartedly e…

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A New Model for Design Studios (ft. UnderConsideration, LLC.) | Ep. 220 1:06:10

3y ago1:06:10

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Established in 2007, UnderConsideration is a graphic design firm generating their own projects, initiatives, and content while taking on limited client work. Since 2002, they have been publishing content online, starting with the design blog Speak Up, that ran through 2009 and was one of the most active, entertaining, and well-regarded blogs, even …

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When the Message is Beyond the Medium (ft. Robert Newman) | Ep. 219 1:05:52

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Robert Newman is a painter, director, and designer. After graduating from Morehouse College in 2014, Robert moved to Harlem to continue both his career as an artist and his career on Wall Street (Morgan Stanley and Neuberger Berman). His work has been featured in galleries, events, and museums across the city of New York and internationally. In add…

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How to Re-contextualize Your Upbringing (ft. Curry Hackett) | Ep. 218 54:44

3y ago54:44

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Curry Hackett is a transdisciplinary designer, public artist, and educator. His practice, Wayside Studio is formerly based in Washington, DC, and currently operates out of Knoxville, TN collaborates with communities and organizations to engage matters pertaining to culture, infrastructure, ecology, and the public realm. Noteworthy work includes the…

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All We Have are 5 Seconds | Ep. 217 13:00

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Why aren't we able to be decisive? How come it takes us such a long time to mull over critical decisions? And, why do we choose to procrastinate in hopes of receiving some grand revelation in the future? In this episode, we uncover a critical rule of thumb that will help you overcome guilt, decision fatigue, and low self-esteem. Claim Your Salonniè…

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How to Make & Keep Promises in Your Creative Life | Ep. 216 10:11

3+ y ago10:11

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Commitment is not a decision--it is a lifestyle adjustment. If you were to look back at your life for the past 10 years, then you'd probably find that your only regrets seem to come in scenarios when you weren't able to keep a promise to yourself. Why is it that we have such a difficult time keeping our own promises? Why are pledges different than …

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A Conversation with No-Plans (ft. Daniel Baer) | Ep. 215 1:17:49

3+ y ago1:17:49

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Born and raised in Switzerland, Daniel Baer is a partner at the design studio No Plans. Fascinated by design through code since the MySpace era, Daniel has worked in digital design for over 15 years. In 2014, Daniel co-founded No Plans alongside Daniel Pianetti—with Andrew McCarthy joining as a third partner in 2018. Together, the dynamic trio crea…

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The Delusion of Passion | Ep. 214 10:53

3+ y ago10:53

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Most people believe that passions are the impetus for everything we are now. We determine our success as an artist by how closely aligned to our "passions" we seem to be. Yet, why is it that when we feel aligned, we still are still desiring something more? In this lecture, we'll cover the delusions of following one's passion. Claim Your Salonnière …

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EP060: Emo Brown Scholarships | Community Investment | www.EmoBrown.com 42:19

3+ y ago42:19

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Apply Here: https://linktr.ee/TheEmoBrown Community Investment This episode we bring back Enrique "Chikle" Lugo to speak about the inaugural scholarships from the Emo Brown Foundation. As a board member of the foundation, Enrique explains the details and expectations of the applicants. Timing is critical, as the window to apply closes on July 31, 2…

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EP059: Abel Macias | Profesor de Chicana/o Studies | Cultura y Skate 1:09:22

3+ y ago1:09:22

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Abel Macias @creatureteacher @culturayskate cultura-y-skate.com Abel Macias is a long-time friend from our days in undergrad at San Diego State University. We grew up in the same neighborhood of East San Diego (nice people call it "City Heights") but we wouldn't cross paths until the mid 90s at SDSU. We start by discussing his experience in educati…

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How to Create a World for Others (ft. Bodega Ltd.) | Ep. 213 1:09:26

3+ y ago1:09:26

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Bodega Ltd. is a multi-disciplinary creative studio. Creating worlds through integrated strategy + communications, creative direction + branding, interior design, and product development is what they do. Some of the topics covered in this episode include, but aren’t limited to: Dealing with the intersection of art and melancholy How to capture the …

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How to Use Your Pain for Good | Ep. 212 24:05

3+ y ago24:05

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How often do you spend time thinking of ways to avoid pain you've felt in the past? Maybe it was a deal that fell through. Maybe it was a partnership that didn't work out. Or maybe your self-belief has run its course. This lecture is dedicated to artists who feel trapped by their own thoughts. Claim Your Salonnière Discount Code Follow Us On Instag…

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30 Minutes to Change Your Life | Ep. 211 30:13

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Most people think that the life they want to live will magically appear in their future. The truth is a bit different...Tune in for one of the most candid lectures ever published on this platform.Claim Your Salonnière Discount CodeFollow Us on InstagramSubscribe to Our Newsletter--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/educ…

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How to Find Joy in Learning (ft. John Maeda) | Ep. 210 53:07

3+ y ago53:07

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John Maeda has a long list of accomplishments that are in some way related to design. Some of these accomplishments include serving as President of Rhode Island School of Design, board member at Sonos and W+K, and teaching at MIT for over a decade. Yet, perhaps the most fascinating aspect of this conversation is the equanimity John seems to find in…

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Where Will You Be in 5 Years? | Ep. 209 21:57

3+ y ago21:57

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How often do you spend time thinking about your future? In this episode, we'll go in-depth and provide you with useful tools to navigate the uncertainty of the next decade of life. Claim Your Salonnière Discount Code Follow Us on Instagram Subscribe to our Newsletter --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/educated-guess/s…

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Skills v. Attributes | Ep. 208 22:09

3+ y ago22:09

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If you ever wonder why some people fall off and some people seem to succeed at whatever they do, then this is an episode meant for you. Claim Your Salonnière Discount Code Subscribe to our Email Newsletter Follow Us on Instagram --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/educated-guess/support…

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Dreams, Realities, and In-Betweens (ft. Andy Pressman) | Ep. 207 1:25:20

3+ y ago1:25:20

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Andy Pressman is currently a resident of Portland, Oregon. And, according to his Instagram, he is very clearly NOT an Art Director. Yet, I think you might find it interesting that he is the former head/founder of the design studio Rumors. While running the studio, they had the joy of taking on clients like Sci-Arc, Microsoft, Clif Bar, and more. An…

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Introducing the "Learning to Live" Lecture Series | Ep. 206 13:54

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All summer long, we're bringing you the brightest minds in design, philosophy, and life. The bedrock of Educated Guess is the eternal pursuit of an integrated life--where life and art become one. So, this summer is dedicated to this exact aspiration. This episode gives more background on the purpose of the lecture series and what you stand to gain …

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EP058: Aled Anaya | CTE Artist & Educator | #BakersDozen 1:05:36

3+ y ago1:05:36

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Episode 58: Aled Anaya, Orange Glen High School Aled Anaya is a phenomenal artist that has the good fortune to teach students in the same neighborhood and district that he grew up in, Escondido, CA. The son of immigrant parents, Aled details his own struggles with school and how his graphic design course helped shape him into the educator he is tod…

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EP057: Julia Anker | Desmos vs. Peardeck 1:01:44

3+ y ago1:01:44

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Episode 57: Julia Anker | Desmos vs Peardeck Julia Anker is a math teacher at Montgomery High School in Chula Vista, CA. In her 7 years of experience, Julia has cultivated a deep understanding of math education and student-centered pedagogy. In this episode, she also show discusses her favorite math web application, Desmos, and how she integrates c…

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Misery Loves Company | Ep. 205 10:36

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EP056: Dr. Theresa Montaño & Dr. Guillermo Gomez | Liberated Ethnic Studies 38:57

3+ y ago38:57

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Episode 56 is timely and critical for our students, as we dive into the history and work that has shaped Ethnic Studies in California. Dr. Theresa Montaño and Dr. Guillermo Gomez have been putting in the work for an Ethnic Studies curriculum since 2007. We cover the basics of what Ethnic Studies is, what it should look like in our schools, and why …

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How to Free Yourself from the Game | Ep. 204 19:57

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Most multidisciplinary artists tend to feel like they are fighting a losing battle as time goes on. Too often, we find ourselves in a victim mentality as if the "market" or the "boss" isn't responding to our true desires. This lecture is about the nature of those desires and how the market forces have stayed the same for centuries. Subscribe to our…

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Like Making T-Shirts from Wood (ft. James "RONG" Williams III) | Ep. 203 1:14:24

4y ago1:14:24

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James is a Virginia-bred, self-taught multidisciplinary artist based in Atlanta. Over the years, Williams has operated within multiple disciplines but is currently focused on strengthening his studio furniture and sculpture practice. Before honing in on his current practice, Williams explored multiple fields including garment construction, activati…

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How to Learn from Things You Hate | Ep. 202 13:27

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Imagine working for years on "finding your style" only to realize that your life and work have essentially become their own echo chamber. Maybe you find yourself looking at a ton of work, but you tend to gravitate towards the same types of artists and references to study. The good news is that curation and focus is an important part of the puzzle. …

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How to Recognize Your Season of Life | Ep. 201 16:49

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Most people know that life comes in phases. Whether you consider yourself an artist or not, the truth remains that the energy of our formative years and the wisdom latter years demand very different things of us. In this lecture, we spend time to outline a very specific and tactical method of thinking through your current life circumstances--for be…

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A Return to the Future (ft. Arlander Taylor) | Ep. 200 1:28:39

4y ago1:28:39

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In celebration of our 200th episode, we've invited one of our friends who has been here since our humble beginnings 3 years ago. Arlander is the founder of Wakuu Works and TMINEC, and currently serves as an art director at SLC boutique Fice Gallery and streetwear publishing house Casual Fridays. For over an hour, we share stories and reminisce on t…

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From Water to Water | Ep. 199 10:45

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Most people understand the interconnected nature between spirit and art. This is a large reason for the term zeitgeist (or spirit of the times). Yet, if you're anything like me, then you at times get anxious when the spirit of your work is moving and evolving much faster than your physical existence. Said another way—you've already made a decision …

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How to Avoid Copying the Work You Love | Ep. 198 13:28

4y ago13:28

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If you've ever found yourself being terrified by your blank canvas, then you're not alone. Beginning from nothing is tough. Naturally, you often return to your sources of inspiration so that you can find a point of departure. However, if it becomes too noticeable who you're pulling from, then you're equally crippled with new anxiety. Navigating the…

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Notes on Living a Meaningless Life | Ep. 197 20:49

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Most people know the quote "Everything means nothing until you make it something." This one aphorism is as powerful as it is brief. The truth is that our search for "meaning" in life is both our gift and curse. If you're anything like us, then chances are high that you've already taken a lot of steps to acknowledge and double-down on the legacy and…

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Valerio Olgiati | Ep. 196 19:36

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If you've never heard of Valerio Olgiati, then there's a great chance that you're just like 99% of other people who wake up every day without architecture being their primary source of focus. Yet, what should be said about one of the most important Swiss architects of his generation (a title bestowed by Herzog and de Meuron co-founder himself). Wha…

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How to Use Avoidance to Your Advantage | Ep. 195 16:47

4y ago16:47

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If you're anything like 99.9% of artists, then you probably worry from time to time if you're becoming too predictable. Deep down you want to create something that's truly new. You want new ways to create within the strict boundaries of your medium. In short, you're looking for a creative breakthrough. The good news is that you don't have to stay s…

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How to Create Your Personal Code of Conduct | Ep. 194 23:06

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Most artists and designers are in pursuit of many things at once. Life seems to move at warp speed while art seems to fight to keep pace. Perhaps your pursuit is simply to find some reasonable understanding of the world's inner workings. Yes, you are a contrarian, but you also recognize the need for quality structure in order to exist in the world.…

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Navigating Life as a Creative Director (ft. Yancy Wilkinson) | Ep. 193 1:20:49

4y ago1:20:49

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Yancy is a Creative Director at ASD Sky (a multi-disciplinary design firm headquartered in Atlanta). As a graduate from SCAD, Yancy has over 15 years of experience in branded environments, store design, brand design, graphic design, and identity. Some of the topics covered in this episode include, but aren’t limited to: Fostering creativity in your…

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The Power of Whimsical Constraints | Ep. 192 23:44

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Most people know that an infinite number of options gives way to very little creativity. Decision making becomes hard. This conundrum becomes even more potent when considering what it takes to initiate work of your own without the guidance of client requirements. If this problem sounds familiar to you, then you're in the right place. Some of the to…

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Dealing with Rejection | Ep. 191 20:28

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Rejection comes in all shapes and sizes. It damages our self-esteem. It goes against our tribe-like nature. And, MRI brain scans prove that the same part of the brain is activated during emotional trauma as in physical trauma. Most people already know these things to be true, but what comes next? What are we supposed to do once we are faced with th…

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How to Log Project Ideas in Your Studio | Ep. 190 19:47

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Chances are high that your sketchbook is full of unfinished shapes, poems, graphics, etc. You feel that you've failed because they haven't materialized in any way. You know you should catalog these ideas in some way. Yet, you are unsure of how to move forward. And, what's worse, you have nothing to show for all of the work and time you've spent on …

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A Simple Way to Keep the New Year Momentum | Ep. 189 23:39

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Most people spend a lot of time pre-planning all the great things they're going to do in the new year. Yet, when the rubber meets the road, all of that planning gets put to the test. Jobs start having demands. Schools start assigning projects. And, before you know it the weather warms up and half of what you planned is left on the cutting room floo…

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EP055: Dr. Carmen Partida 46:29

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Dr. Partida is a dear family friend and one of the most personable doctors in the game. When the world went on quarantine, we knew we had to get Carmen on the show. She asked that we wait a few months until we really had a grasp on just how menacing this virus could be. 9 months later, we got her to record. We get into her origin story, talk about …

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EP053: Marianna Vinson | Executive Director ELA 59:32

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Episode 53 - Marianna Vinson | Executive Director ELA Hailing from humbled beginnings in Chula Vista, CA, Marianna Vinson has a played several key roles in education. Currently an executive director somewhere very local to the podcast, she has been an elementary teacher, principal, consultant, and a Deputy Director in the Obama Dept of Ed. We’re no…

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Post-Rationalized Confidence | Ep. 188 39:11

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Bringing Happiness to the "Grind" | Ep. 187 22:20

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High Tech High Unboxed: Adriana Lepe-Ramirez | Principal at Escondido High School 56:01

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Dealing with Fear, Frustration, and Failure | Ep. 186 22:44

4y ago22:44

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If you're anything like us, then chances are quite high that starting from scratch and being a beginner at a new skill comes with its fair share of frustrations and shortcomings. The good news is that there are a few helpful tips that will help you overcome these common emotions. Subscribe to our Newsletter Follow Us on Instagram --- Support this p…

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How to Separate Yourself | Ep. 185 21:55

4y ago21:55

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Most people are wondering this time of year how they will best use the seconds, minutes, and hours leading into the new year. Yet, very few of these people actually will get the result they want. In this installment of our 'Incomplete Thoughts' segment, we offer some provocations on the topic of distinguishing yourself from the crowd. Subscribe to …

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EP054: Cristina Garcia | CA Assemblymember, District 58 54:07

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Cristina is the Assemblywoman for Assembly District 58, which serves several cities in southeast Los Angeles. The Educated Guess reached out to Asm. Garcia because she is not only a fierce advocate for her constituents, but she’s also a former high school math teacher. Her calling to politics was simple. Elected officials from her hometown of Bell …

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David Chipperfield | Ep. 184 21:52

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In this installment of our 'Well Read' segment, we offer some biographical and contextual insight into the life and work of David Chipperfield. Subscribe to our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/educated-guess/support

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How to Make Projects Happen Faster | Ep. 183 22:10

4y ago22:10

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If you're new to running your own studio or practice, then you might find that your biggest challenge has little to do with being able to execute the work in front of you. And, instead, it has to do simply getting work in front of you to execute on. Most people who face this problem spin their wheels in the dirt swinging for homerun projects while …

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The Importance of Asking Worthwhile Questions | Ep. 182 20:41

4y ago20:41

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Most creative people aspire to one day run their own practice, studio, office, or firm. Yet, in most cases, their aspirations never quite come true. In this installment of our 'Incomplete Thoughts' segment, we cover why this phenomenon happens so frequently and anyone can shift their thinking and change the way they approach building their design b…

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Vertner Woodson Tandy | Ep. 181 18:05

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In this installment of our 'Well Read' segment, we offer some biographical and contextual insight into the life and work of Vertner Woodson Tandy--the first black architect registered in the state of NY. Subscribe to our Newsletter Follow us on Instagram --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/educated-guess/support…

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