Grief, it turns out, happens in your body.

There is a huge difference between sadness and grief.

It really matters what I'm paying attention to, and when.

Be curious. Be thoughtful. Be humble.

Responsible design is a design discipline concerned in practicing from within an ecosystem, honoring that community with its solutions and sharing in the responsibility of its outcomes.

Serendipity can actually bring really unexpected results.

Research is great. It helps build skills and expertise, but it can also be a black hole that gives you boundaries that you didn't expect at all.

Have the willingness to wander, begin again, and let ideas simmer — then, come back to look at it again.

Food started become a way of relating and respecting — it became about understanding what others did.

We have this saying in India: 'Annadata Sukhibhava...' which means you have deep respect and gratitude for the person who feeds you.

I was missing my own spirit of celebration and fun back in India. [The dinner series] was a way of starting it again with a new set of friends and people.

What was beautiful was the conversations and friendships that came from [our dinner series]. The community aspect was something we hadn't thought about before.

Food became a way to feed my creative hunger.

I started to learn cooking just in order to cope.

The perspective of children has been something I've really envied for a long time. Children have a very enlightening view of things.

Graffiti introduced me to typography. Typography introduced me to design.

What does responsible design look like?

Replace the sliders with a Trumpen (= Stick). By moving the Trumpen, we can play the letter (s).

What we had in the past was typography, what we have now is Grammatography: Writing with letters which may react to the user and reader.

At the moment there exists a kind of letter logic, that says A ≠ B, meaning: A and B are two different letters. In our model this logic is replaced by a form causality, meaning that a letter is what it becomes.

Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards. (Søren Kierkegaard)

Learning about other people's routines has less to do with what we should be doing, and more to do with informing us about what does or doesn't work for us.

“I implore you, if you ever feel invisible or unheard, just look into yourself and be your own muse.”

It’s the blessing and the curse of the creative to find joy and fulfillment in the challenges.

To simply put it, I love connecting people to their purpose. Whether you’re a recording artist or an entrepreneur or you’re a creative, I like talking to you, figuring out what it is that you’re into and how I help you connect that with the world or with other people to further help you get that out there.