Jonathan Cutrell asks us to learn from the limitations of our perspective.
While he doesn’t solve the complex questions of physics and eternity, in this talk Jonathan explores how time affects our perspective, and what we can learn about our creative work from that.
About the speaker
When he was 5, Jonathan read everything. Cereal boxes, shampoo bottles, and, of course, books - anything he could get his hands on.
Jonathan has also always had a fascination with exploring the structural aspects of creativity.
Now, in addition to reading cereal boxes, Jonathan is a developer and a teacher. As the Director of Technology at Whiteboard, he leads a team of developers working on something new every day. Jonathan has a passion for helping professional developers sharpen all facets of their skills, technical and beyond. Jonathan is also the host of Developer Tea, a top-rated podcast with nearly 3.5 million unique downloads, and is the co-founder of Spec.fm, a content network focused on helping designers and developers level up in their careers.
When Jonathan isn't reading, writing, recording a podcast, or refactoring code, he is spending time with his wife, Lauren (Director of Interactive at Whiteboard).
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"Far too seldom, we give ourselves the margin necessary for flexibility, growth, and rest."
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Whiteboard
Pathfinder
Society of Work
