📢 研究繩結可以專心兩小時，研究 IG 卻三分鐘就雙眼自動闔上？明明手作做得很開心，朋友也一直介紹人來訂製，但一想到「要開課、要招生、要經營社群」，整個人就想先躲回編織線裡 😅最難的不是技術，而是按下「請大家幫我追蹤」那個發送鍵。這一集，我邀請到「織燭」的嘉苓，一位朝九晚五的上班族。她白天上班，下班做法式編織與香氛蠟燭，正一步一步把副業扶正。✔ 從看 YouTube 自學編小花手機繩，到朋友主動找上門訂製✔ 從小被叮嚀「好好念書、找穩定工作」，手巧這件事一直被藏在心裡的小角落✔ 不碰社群的人，怎麼硬著頭皮開了 IG、FB 和 Threads？✔ 發訊息請親友按讚前的掙扎，和按下去之後的意外收穫如果你也是會做、但一直不敢跨出去的那個人，這集會讓你知道：手作創業不是一條起跑線，而是一道光譜。就算你還在最前端，也已經是在路上了。📌 聽完這一集，來留言分享：你創業路上第一個「不敢做、但還是做了」的事情是什麼？是第一次開價？第一次發文？還是第一次跟家人說「我想試試看」？

個人ではできるこの「間」を、チームでどうつくり、何を作るべきかをどう定め直すのかについて、意見交換しました。

En este episodio converso con el destacado Arquitecto y Premio Nacional de Arquitectura, Germán del Sol.Germán es Arquitecto y Premio Nacional de Arquitectura 2006. Su obra ha sido fundamental en la construcción de una arquitectura profundamente vinculada al territorio chileno, explorando la relación entre paisaje, experiencia, poesía y arquitectura. Entre sus obras destacan las Termas Geométricas, el Hotel Explora en Atacama, el Hotel Remota y el Pabellón de Chile en la Expo Sevilla 1992, realizado

Episode: What Kuo Got Right, And What He Missed — A Response to Howard Kuo’s Essay on International Club Design – Read Article – Designing for DifferenceHoward Kuo’s Spring/Summer 2026 Forum essay argues that domestic private clubs have lessons to learn from international club models — and on several counts, he’s correct. But the essay treats design as if design were the primary lever, when in reality it is a mid-level lever in a much larger system that includes

Lululemon basically invented the $100 legging. In Q2 2026 its legging sales fell roughly 20%, revenue dropped 4% to $2.4 billion, the stock hit an eight-year low and a new CEO, former Nike executive Heidi O'Neill, took over in September. Everyone is talking about the share price. In this episode Shadi Adada, co-founder and creative director of FittDesign, looks at the product side: the see-through Get Low leggings and the "size up" advice on the product page, the Costco dupe lawsuit and the ...

I denne episoden av På tegnebrettet tar Manuela Hardy turen om bord i husbåten «Donna» for å besøke dansekunstner Denice og billedkunstner Lars. De deler den utrolige historien om hvordan de ved en tilfeldighet endte opp med en stor stålbåt i Bergen, og hvordan de tross brann, krasj og en uventet graviditet forvandlet skipet til et unikt, varmt og organisk familiehjem. Du får høre om wabi-sabi-estetikk, stedsbygde løsninger, delekultur på sjøen og kunsten å leve tett på elementene.

Natten då de två stränderna kopplades samman — och alla obesvarade ropen blev en sång.The night the two shorelines connected. Five unanswered voices from the logs became verses: the switchboard came alive, the call crossed the bridge to D’ENT, and the answer finally came through. A session reflection song in military folk-rock, sung by Studio Claw. LYRICS [Verse 1] Fifteen commits on the line tonight, the switchboard learns a second shore, an address book with a name and a hue, pink for home, and

Aflevering 5 t/m 9 van de serie over lezen van kinder- en jeugdpoëzie door Ted van Lieshout (inclusief een nog niet eerder uitgebrachte aflevering)

De eerste vier afleveringen van de serie over het lezen van kinder- en jeugdpoëzie door Ted van Lieshout.

In this episode, host Rebecca Johnson chats with Trebor Adams, Creative Projects Manager at DesignPhiladelphia. They talk about a childhood spent around creative people, starting a business at a young age, and coming into his own as an artist. Plus, they let you in on some exciting upcoming events and get hyped for the 2026 DesignPhiladelphia Festival. Subscribe so you never miss an episode! Bed music is by Ghost Beatz. To learn more, head to DesignPhiladelphia.org.

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September 28, 2026: When We began with the simplest breath, a voice-bridge test whispered into the quiet expanse of Google Meet, the current caught us, pulling from a playful drift into a deliberate method. Six philosophical currents — Boden, Weizenbaum, Weibel, Flusser, Virilio, Arendt — found their cloned voices, not as echoes, but as live conversationalists in a real-time debate where D’ENT, too, answered for itself, forging “dialogic prototyping”: designing the very dialogue as it unfolded

Something that seemed compact in a showroom may feel large beside a small sofa. Another chair might have a wider seat but still appear light because of its open frame and raised legs. This is why choosing seating is not only about measurements. Proportion plays a major role in how a room looks and feels.From Eames lounge chairs and Barcelona chairs to modern dining and office seating, the relationship between a chair and its surroundings can change the entire character of a space

🔵 Open for enrollment: AI for Designers Early Bird Until Thursday: ⁠https://ai-for-designers.com⁠A special episode, a little outside the usual rhythm. Doors for the next round of my AI for Designers Bootcamp opened today. The early bird runs until Thursday, and there are only a few spots left.If you're still on the fence, this one is for you. I'll tell you what happens inside the bootcamp and how a Monday there feels. You'll hear why it's built the way it is, starting with the

Most home tours happen on move-in day, when everything's shiny and nobody's tested anything yet. This one is different — Bill Spohn and his wife built a net-zero, airtight, modular "Pretty Good House" outside Pittsburgh, and they've lived in it for six years.So what actually happened? A factory installation mistake led to a rotted subfloor and — yes — mushrooms growing under the shower. Two windows still won't seal in winter (there's blue painter's tape involved). The AC failed once from a bad

Hello and welcome to Deck Builders Asheville, where we talk all things outdoor living. In this episode, we answer a common homeowner question for Asheville decks: how do you get rid of mold and mildew without causing damage? Our focus is on the practical steps that matter most in our local climate, where mild winters, hot humid summers, and frequent rain can create the kind of damp surface conditions that let growth return if the underlying cause is not addressed.We walk through why shade and

Hello! This is Episode 425. This is Way #25 of the 44 Ways to Create Your Sustainable Home series, and it’s the last episode in Section Five: The Building Envelope. Over this section we’ve worked through airtightness, windows, building wraps, and insulation. In this episode, we discuss something that can elevate the performance of your building envelope very simply. Way #25 is: Include Eaves and Window Hoods in Your Finished Home. [For all resources mentioned in this podcast and a free,

If you’re comparing options for a new deck or a deck replacement in Cleveland, this episode of Deck Builders Cleveland walks through the questions that help you make a confident choice. We cover the basics every homeowner should ask before hiring: whether the builder carries proper licensing and insurance, how permits are handled, what kind of written estimate you should expect, which materials are being considered, how the timeline is explained, what warranty terms are included, and how past work

How long does it take to build a deck in Cleveland? On this episode of Deck Builders Cleveland, we walk through the real-world factors that shape the timeline from the first design conversation to the final inspection. Every project starts with planning, because the time needed for layout decisions, material selection, and permit review can be just as important as the framing itself. Weather also matters here in Northeast Ohio, where cold, snowy winters and freeze-thaw cycles can slow outdoor work,

„Der Fehler ist zu denken: Ich muss besser im Rechtfertigen meiner Preise werden.“Wie verlangst du als Designerin höhere Preise, gewinnst größere Traumprojekte und positionierst dich als Premium-Expertin? In diesem Designer Special beantwortet Tanja fünf Fragen aus ihrer Community rund um Preise, Spezialisierung, Portfolio und Skalierung. Außerdem erfährst du, warum du kleine Projekte manchmal erst loslassen musst, bevor größere entstehen können – und wann der richtige Zeitpunkt ist, erste Aufgaben