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When caring for students slipped into carrying their work

by linustan | May 2, 2025 | Academia, Wellbeing

TL;DR: A reflection on my panic attack that followed a disengaged class, reflecting on the emotional labour, blurred boundaries, and the pressures of performance that spiralled me into darkness.   It happened on the first day back from semester break. I walked...

How creativity mutates in the AI era: Why craft and confidence still matter

by linustan | Apr 26, 2025 | AI Mindset, Craft, Talent

TL;DR: AI doesn’t replace creativity. It demands that creativity become more adaptive, more confident, and more willing to diverge from default.   In my classroom, I see two kinds of people. The first group has never used AI and assumes it functions like an...

The hidden burnout of the top 10 percent: What I learned from Price’s Law

by linustan | Apr 24, 2025 | Recharge, Wellbeing

TL;DR: Being a top performer often means doing more than your share. This post explores the emotional cost, leadership blind spots, and how to protect your wellbeing when you’re constantly relied on.   I’ve been investing a lot of time into upskilling...

Not there yet: AI transformation starts with construction and a design mindset

by linustan | Apr 23, 2025 | AI Integration, Systems

TL;DR: Most companies aren’t close to being transformed by AI, they’re still constructing the basics. Design must lead the shift by embedding itself from build to breakthrough.   Artificial intelligence is everywhere right now, on slides, in pitches, and lining...

AI in design education: Craft, skill, or shortcut?

by linustan | Apr 21, 2025 | AI Mindset, Craft, design pedagogy

TL;DR: AI is redefining what it means to learn design. This post shares why treating AI as a craft, rather than just a skill or shortcut, may be the most resilient path forward.   The Skill Shift We Didn’t See Coming Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the...
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