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Creative Process

1. The ability or power to create. 2. The unique ability to move experiences and knowledge into ideas.

Workspace Design

Home is Where the Art Is

A big part of art appreciation is rubbing shoulders with other tourists in a gallery. But the art lovers who go the extra mile to visit artists’ house museums walk in the dining rooms, vegetable gardens, and footsteps of Renaissance greats, Impressionists, and Pre-Raphaelites.

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Creative Process

A Business Built to Last as Long as Bronze Sculpture

A Brooklyn bronze foundry has endured on the banks of the East River for nearly 100 years. Its fourth steward Billy Makky can be be found in the shop daily wearing a fireproof apron and one of many hats: craftsman, artist, alchemist, engineer, businessman – and when interacting with New York creatives –psychologist.

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Ian Spalter
Iteration

Ian Spalter: Why Designers Should Work Like Comedians

Contextualize, iterate, and understand the difference between “good laughs” and “bad laughs”.

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Julia Kaganskiy
99U Conference 2017

Julia Kaganskiy: Navigating the Unknown

A framework to navigate the unknowns in a creative career, without losing confidence in your ideas.

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Scott Belsky
99U Conference 2017

Scott Belsky: The First Mile of Product

“Products can be powerful enough for professionals, but accessible to everyone."

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Natasha Jen
Creative Process

Natasha Jen: Design Thinking Is Bullshit

If Google Image search is your sole barometer, “design thinking uses just one tool: 3M Post-Its."

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Mike Perry
Idea Generation

Mike Perry: Stop Censoring Your Work

A case for allowing your work to provoke, titillate, and show respect for your audience.

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Paul Ford
99U Conference 2017

Paul Ford: Finding Inspiration in Procrastination

“When you need to do a thing, everything you do is about the thing you're not doing."

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Habits & Routines

Take Back Your Weekends (and Leave the Work at Work)

Over the last 20 years, more and more Americans have surrendered their weekends to the workplace—and technology keeps making it easier to do. The surprising news? It’s not improving our work.

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