3 Feb, 2023
The past few weeks have been super busy. Lesson learned to write weeknotes during the week so I don’t miss a week like I did last week. It does take quite some time to write these though, especially preparing images and GIFs.
Most of the business has been talking to people around potential projects. I’m still exploring what’s next, and have set up a dedicated Looking for Work page. Weekly reminder, please keep booking 30 min with me to talk about anything, but definitely also potential collaboration.
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21 Jan, 2023
This is not the 100th post, but it is 100 weeks since I started this blog. But other than that it’s been a pretty normal week, and actually slightly slower and less focused week than last week.
Since I enjoy them so much, weekly reminder that you can book me for 30 min to talk about anything. Need a hand with a project? are you a student looking for advice? or do you just want to catch up or geek out about something?
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13 Jan, 2023
This second week of self-employment has been a really fun mix of interesting conversations and building prototypes. People have already been using the opportunity to book 30 min. with me on Calendly or otherwise contact me. Thank you to everyone who has, and please keep doing so. I have been thorougly enjoying conversations about life, technology, design, careers and potential collaborations. By request, I have also added some time slots that should work for folks over on the US west coast.
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4 Jan, 2023
It’s a new year, and that also marks another end and beginning for me.
I decided to leave my role leading the Tools & Interactions team at Bang & Olufsen, which also means I am looking for what is next for me. If you have interesting ideas, book 30 min. with me on Calendly or contact me.
Reflections For the past nine years I’ve invented new technologies, products, tools, teams and processes.
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23 Oct, 2022
12 years ago, while I was studying, I came across an article that described an ambient Justin Bieber song. Sounded like an oxymoron to me, but also intriguing. A few seconds in, I was completely hooked.
I remember taking note that the song was made using something called PaulStretch, but I guess I never investigated further back then. I’ve thought about PaulStretch several times since then, and this week I decided to look into it.
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