I am tackling ANOTHER massive brand challenge completely in public! → This time I am volunteering my skills to Creative South to build their 2026 brand and I want to share all the behind the scenes with all of you. I've been to every Creative South since 2013, which is at

New Founders: Here's a list of things you DON'T need when building your brand for an early-stage startup: ❌ Brand Guidelines (You’re not an enterprise yet.) ❌ Email Signatures (Nice to have, but not needed.) ❌ Digital Letter Head (Why?) ❌ Print Collateral (2001 called

Why is it that the microphone on the AirPod Pros is WAY better than the AirPod Max's?

Anyone else having issues with mymind? None of my content is showing up on desktop.

YES! Share more BTS shots like this. This also goes to all of you designers out there. Don't be afraid to share the BTS shots of what you're doing. Even if you're slamming energy drinks while listening to Pink Pony House!

MVB = Minimum Viable Brand *What an early-stage startup founder needs to succeed.

The CEO of Cluely reviewed 1,000 design portfolios. Here’s what stood out. 0:45 remove bad projects 3:01 bad portfolios look like? 6:00 case studies dead 10:53 # of projects needed 17:09 share progression? 22:35 pretty = good? 24:06 designer salaries 28:38 respond properly!

Currently having to rethink our wifi situtation at home. For the last 4 years we've used Google Wifi Mesh (6 individual points to give our house a solid coverage). Over the last couple of weeks our wifi connection has been terrible. Our modem is putting out almost 900mbps

Founders, you are your own worst enemy in building your brand. → The toughest partner to work with is a founder who is a ‘blue-sky’ thinker. They love to give you full creative freedom (which isn't a good thing) because they don't know what they want. All founders (no matter

I am officially three months sober from using AI to write content.

Summer thunderstorms.

Anxiety sucks.