Why life centered? Well it is no longer enough to just focus on humans. We need to think about the planet and it’s eco systems we live in.

graphic design thinking, graphic design, design thinkingJeroen SpoelstraSeptember 28, 2020graphic design thinking, graphic design, design thinking, human centered design, life centered design, remote working Comment

The benefits of working & living in a village with 31 inhabitants

Working in solitude or in a small community creates opportunities that make you rush less, focus more and reflect deeper. In this blog I share some insights on living and working in Usana.

design studio in nature, personal stories, entrepreneurshipJeroen SpoelstraApril 19, 2020remote, remote working, working remotely, Usana, entrepreneur in residence, Tom van de Beek, de stress, focus, rat race, Spanish PyreneesComment

Design studio in Nature, a shift in perspective

We won’t be going back to what used to be called “normal” life anytime soon. With “we” I mean society in general and us in particular.

design studio in nature, personal storiesJeroen SpoelstraApril 14, 2020design in nature, design thinking, design studio, remote, corona crisis, state of emergency, remote working, re-design your lifeComment

Remote design thinking, how does that work? Part 2

In this second blog about how remote design thinking works, I’d like to share two design thinking projects with you. In both cases the clients are situated in the Netherlands.

design thinking, graphic designJeroen SpoelstraApril 2, 2020design in nature, design thinking, remote working, online working, corona, covid-19, learning, customer journey, learning journeyComment

Why working remotely works for us

Re-designing your life is one thing but then executing your new life and build a steady remote working business is another thing. it takes time & effort.