Thanks, Rasmus! I'm glad the Dijkstra quote resonated with you too - it's such a powerful and accurate point.
The scale of impressions with products is especially relevant now when content can spread so widely and quickly online. The viral potential is a double-edged sword, isn't it? It offers huge reach, but raises questions about the quality and impact of those impressions.
You nailed it - it's thrilling to think we can create widespread and lasting impact, but daunting to consider the responsibility.
Love the Dijkstra quote.
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the impression I leave, but hadn’t considered how products are a way to impress at scale.
The idea that what we create leaves impressions that last longer than we might think is both exciting and scary.
Thanks, Rasmus! I'm glad the Dijkstra quote resonated with you too - it's such a powerful and accurate point.
The scale of impressions with products is especially relevant now when content can spread so widely and quickly online. The viral potential is a double-edged sword, isn't it? It offers huge reach, but raises questions about the quality and impact of those impressions.
You nailed it - it's thrilling to think we can create widespread and lasting impact, but daunting to consider the responsibility.