How to Design a Life Worth Living

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I've listened to They're all conversations that are Fundamentally really focused on the question of how do I design a life worth living? Yeah, which has really become the broad sort of like scope of What you've been focusing on what both of us have been focusing on. no small extent and One of the guests that you you have both had a podcast interviewed it and I know you were a friend I the great pleasure of just having a single conversation with him years back when we were filming video about in Glazer You know, it's interesting because he's known in the world of design for just his stunning stunning work but also for the impact that he's had on so many other people

Embark on a journey of self-discovery and creative wisdom with renowned branding guru and author, Debbie Millman. In her latest book, Why Design Matters: Conversations with the World’s Most Creative People she curates profound insights from global creative powerhouses.

Here's what's in store:

Hear from the co-founder of the first-ever graduate program in branding and past president of Sterling Brands, who has helped shape identities for giants like Burger King and Star Wars.
Explore the interplay of design, branding, business, and life from one of Fast Company's most creative people in business.
Learn how storytelling plays a key role in both personal and professional spheres, from someone who has contributed to The New York Times and Fast Company.
Uncover the art of designing a fulfilling life of love, joy, and meaning.

This episode is a must for anyone looking to infuse creativity into their life and work. Don't miss the chance to draw inspiration from a woman who's intimately shaped the world of design. Dive in now!

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