Anthea Tawiah
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When unrealistic deadlines become the norm, the team doesn’t actually move faster. They just skip the steps that make things work. And every skipped step comes back as a failure that costs more time than the shortcut saved.
Six Things I Learned Watching a Robotics Startup Die from the Inside | Rui XuDesign is most powerful when it is in service to something larger than itself.
2026-27 DesignTO Youth Call for Submissions - DesignTOAfter any success or failure, whether jumping with excitement or drenched in tears, my dad asked us to recite three things: one that reaffirmed our relationship with God; one that reaffirmed our family’s unconditional love for us; and one that reaffirmed qualities we most valued
How My Father, Ben Sasse, Raised Me - by Alex SasseWe’ve been tricked into thinking that we can make socialization more convenient, but this convenience only makes it easy for us to avoid the uncomfortable but necessary parts of interaction. When we frame avoidance as convenience or comfort, we cheat ourselves out of opportunities to develop those embodied senses.
How to Fight Loneliness - Macleans.cawe are facing an emerging asocial society
How to Fight Loneliness - Macleans.catakes all the physical cues and processes humans have long relied on and reduces them to swipes, taps and presses.
How to Fight Loneliness - Macleans.ca“prosocial” emotions—those that lead to social cohesion and co-operation.
How to Fight Loneliness - Macleans.caSocial media interferes with the processes we use to form our sense of self, of community and of reality. Building and maintaining intimate relationships can be uncomfortable, and social media provides refuge from that awkwardness—and ultimately makes us less able to navigate that awkwardness.
How to Fight Loneliness - Macleans.caHis peers all connected over social media—but again, these shallow relationships never went anywhere offline.
How to Fight Loneliness - Macleans.cathey did not participate in study groups. I asked if they wanted to. The overwhelming majority said yes. I asked if they’d be willing to start a group. Again, no.
How to Fight Loneliness - Macleans.caSome acquaintances from class would send memes and messages, but no one followed through on meeting up.
How to Fight Loneliness - Macleans.caUrgency without direction is eating the industry alive.
AI mandates are a demand for cognitive surrenderThe McCain brothers of New Brunswick, owners of the world's largest frozen potato-chip business, no longer speak to each other, even though their neighbouring houses overlook a potato-processing plant on the St John River.
The Cain and Abel problema bid by Weston and George Weston Limited to acquire the Hudson's Bay Company and its chain of department stores failed in 1979, a second opportunity to acquire a major Canadian retailer presented itself several years later.
Galen WestonIn 1983, "President's Choice" was launched, with each item endorsed by Loblaws President Dave Nichol and promoted through the popular advertising supplement Dave Nichol's Insider's Report.
Galen WestonNot for fame, not for glory, or because success is guaranteed, but because it gives our life purpose, because it aligns with what our faith tells us God demands, and because if we don’t step up, no one else will.
My Remarks at Reverend Jesse Jackson’s Celebration of Life | by Barack Obama | Mar, 2026 | Mediumhe instinctively understood that individual success meant nothing unless everybody was free.
My Remarks at Reverend Jesse Jackson’s Celebration of Life | by Barack Obama | Mar, 2026 | MediumBy simplifying your lifestyle and making conscious choices along the way, it is possible to not need the income that you think you do. And by creating more space in your life, you become happier and more open to new opportunities
Regrets of the Dying – Bronnie WareWhen people realise that their life is almost over and look back clearly on it, it is easy to see how many dreams have gone unfulfilled. Most people had not honoured even a half of their dreams and had to die knowing that it was due to choices they had made, or not made.
Regrets of the Dying – Bronnie WareTry to distinguish between warmth that comes from genuine care, or from a learned belief that other people’s comfort is your responsibility.
Scared of being scary?Warmth is meaningful, but it’s most powerful when it rests on a foundation of self-respect.
Scared of being scary?What you do Why you’re different What the key benefits are How to get started
Landing page design: 8 essential elements with examplesit only takes 0.05 seconds for users to form an opinion about a website.
Landing page design: 8 essential elements with examplescaptivating headline, product images or videos, detailed product descriptions, customer testimonials or reviews, pricing information, and a clear CTA button
Landing page design: 8 essential elements with examplesThe question for all of us isn’t just “what can we design?” but rather: “What world are we designing toward?”
A practitioner’s journal on navigating UX in the age of AI | by Jonathan Montalvo | UX CollectiveBetween speed and depth. Automation and intention. Power and empathy. The next frontier of design isn’t about control. It’s about conversation. Between human and machine, intent and outcome, possibility and principle.
A practitioner’s journal on navigating UX in the age of AI | by Jonathan Montalvo | UX Collectiveinteraction design that is screen-optional, multimodal, and shaped by intent rather than input.
A practitioner’s journal on navigating UX in the age of AI | by Jonathan Montalvo | UX CollectiveAs automation takes on the labor, the designer’s role will become increasingly strategic. We’ll be called to shape not just the user journey, but the moral architecture behind it.
A practitioner’s journal on navigating UX in the age of AI | by Jonathan Montalvo | UX CollectiveThe future UX layer may live in our environments, wearables, or neural signals — but it will still require intention, clarity, and a human touch.
A practitioner’s journal on navigating UX in the age of AI | by Jonathan Montalvo | UX Collectivelean into ambiguity, shape emerging tech with empathy, and hold the line on what makes technology human.
A practitioner’s journal on navigating UX in the age of AI | by Jonathan Montalvo | UX CollectiveAt what point does personalization become manipulation? How can we build user experiences that evolve based on individual needs while ensuring they maintain both transparency and user control?
A practitioner’s journal on navigating UX in the age of AI | by Jonathan Montalvo | UX Collectivewe’re delivering experiences that adapt in real time — based on behavior, context, and predictive signals.
A practitioner’s journal on navigating UX in the age of AI | by Jonathan Montalvo | UX CollectiveAI-driven answers often cater to specific, conversion-ready queries. When your brand is cited, it shapes the narrative. You own the discussion around your brand, products, and even wider industry.
From Invisible to Top 5: How 1840 & Co. Achieved 11% AI Visibility in Remote StaffingAnswer Engine Optimization (AEO) is quickly becoming the new frontier
From Invisible to Top 5: How 1840 & Co. Achieved 11% AI Visibility in Remote StaffingExecution is abundant. Strategic, hybrid execution is rare.
Designers! Designers! Designers! - by Carly AyresPrivate philanthropic initiatives can take risks and innovate in ways that the government’s financial controls and political concerns don’t allow. For example, I’m putting money into marine electrification—funding research, engineering and infrastructure to shift boats and ships away from fossil fuels.
I’m a Millionaire. Tax Me More, Please. - Macleans.caI want evidence of human beings attempting to communicate with one another, even if they sometimes fail.
How to survive the weight of an entire industry trying to convince you that you're inadequate • ButtondownAnd while it would be one thing to build tools that help people who need help, we need to be very clear that’s now what’s happening. We are not building people up by giving them helpful tools, we are tearing people down by convincing them they can’t function without the tools.
How to survive the weight of an entire industry trying to convince you that you're inadequate • ButtondownBecause having the weight of an entire industry attempting to convince you that you are inadequate is infuriating.
How to survive the weight of an entire industry trying to convince you that you're inadequate • ButtondownThe Yellow Belt is large. It is approximately 1.8 times larger than the total land area of all other residential zones.
The Yellowbelt — mapTOTherefore, developers may be left with limited options: either pay high prices for arterial fronting lots and develop towers to offset land acquisition costs or develop luxury single family homes in stable neighbourhoods.
The Yellowbelt — mapTOthe primary zone within the Yellowbelt is the Residential Detached (RD) zone - defined in the city of Toronto Zoning By-Law as areas that prevent higher-density development (through maximum height of 10 metres) and permit only detached residential housing
The Yellowbelt — mapTOConnected people sleep better at night. They live longer. They consistently report being happier.
The secrets of the world's happiest cities | Communities | The GuardianAs much as we complain about other people, there is nothing worse for mental health than a social desert.
The secrets of the world's happiest cities | Communities | The GuardianUrban Magnets are focused on “activity-oriented subcultures” – small groups who have share a love of a specific activity topic and like to engage in that and related activities in a public or semi-public manner
Urban Magnet Theory – Urban MagnetsAnyone who is really serious about building freedom in their cities eventually makes the pilgrimage to Copenhagen
The secrets of the world's happiest cities | Communities | The GuardianWhy would travelling more slowly and using more effort offer more satisfaction than driving? Part of the answer exists in basic human physiology. We were born to move. Immobility is to the human body what rust is to the classic car.
The secrets of the world's happiest cities | Communities | The GuardianResearchers for Hewlett-Packard convinced volunteers in England to wear electrode caps during their commutes and found that whether they were driving or taking the train, peak-hour travellers suffered worse stress than fighter pilots or riot police facing mobs of angry protesters.
The secrets of the world's happiest cities | Communities | The Guardianthe more we flock to high‑status cities for the good life – money, opportunity, novelty – the more crowded, expensive, polluted and congested those places become. The result? Surveys show that Londoners are among the least happy people in the UK, despite the city being the richest region in the UK.
The secrets of the world's happiest cities | Communities | The Guardianwe find it difficult to adapt to commuting by car, because every day is a slightly new form of misery.
The secrets of the world's happiest cities | Communities | The Guardian