“Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast” is a common mantra in marksmanship. The kernel of wisdom being: Don’t rush, make your actions count, and you’ll come out ahead. It’s inspired the mantra that I apply to product design: Slow → Smooth → Fast → Effective
Keeping Summer Hours hones prioritization skills and breathes fresh energy into our work. I think it’s a practice more businesses should adopt, and here’s why.
I find that when I employ a multipurpose mindset, I end up learning new skills, being healthier, less stressed, and save money. I am able to do more with less - a promise that multitasking never delivered on.
For me, when thinking about how we design collaboration tools, it’s been helpful to frame my thinking around this weird sounding topic: The Continuum of Collaboration Fidelity™
“Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast” is a common mantra in marksmanship. The kernel of wisdom being: Don’t rush, make your actions count, and you’ll come out ahead. It’s inspired the mantra that I apply to product design: Slow → Smooth → Fast → Effective