Good approach to business

3 years ago

last modified: 3 years ago

I am engaged in design, namely the style of minimalism, I try to evolve and not stand still, and the question how? The answer as I see it banally simple, sometimes you need to take a break from business as usual, and then your inspiration and desire to return to you with renewed vigor. I, for example, take a break on the esports industry and everything associated with it, all the various tournaments, matches, bets, all sorts of different events and travel to these events, a chance to change the environment in his head, as well as physically go to another city or country, and thus change the scene. And after everything, go back to work hungry to learn new things and develop yourself. And what are your ways of distracting yourself from work, and methods of further development?

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Devyra Atelier
6 months ago
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learns cultures, different religion and architecture, look up current trends like furniture, popular or local material that could be implemented subtly without losing the core of minimalism especially if the client is a couple who has different taste and find middle ground it also help to learn the client lifestyle, hobby and fashion style so you keep evolving cause every clients has different needs and request

well each person has their own way how to unwind from work theres something simple like spending the time with people you like to have fun with or doing hobby, the point is doing exactly the opposite you do when working or try new things sometimes I try as part time tour guide, translator, waiter, baking, fishing etc and thingking ah some arent easy someone does this for work everyday and everyone undergoes hardship and excel on their own field the most important point is find thing you can relax and enjoy or learn from

for development look up for updates and practices problem solving by improving bizares, unique, impossible size or worst floorplan and it fun to discover potiental solution and if you encounter this in real work so no property could surprise you anymore
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