Here’s the link to the CBS This Morning story on Sherpaa for all of those who couldn’t wake up early enough this morning. I can’t thank David and the folks at tumblr enough. We owe so much to them in helping us get off the ground. We’re fortunate to have such great partners and it just shows how much David is thinking about designing not … Continue reading
Month: July 2012
For any of you interested in Sherpaa or what I’m up to lately, tune in to CBS This Morning tomorrow at 8:10 am. There’s a big story on Sherpaa and tumblr. And it’s going to be all over the nation. Exciting times indeed. It’s nice to know that others think it’s also a big deal. We’re making healthcare more affordable and more accessible. A noble … Continue reading
I just arrived in Aspen to speak at The Aspen Institute’s Children’s Forum. So pretty. Continue reading
We’re super happy to be a part of Collaborative Fund’s Healthy Dose of Imagination. By 2025, the US will be short 46,000 primary care physicians. Imagine if accessing primary care was as painless as talking to Zappos customer service. That’s exactly what we’re doing with Sherpaa. Making healthcare super accessible, crystal clear, and convenient. Continue reading
We’re hiring developers.
We’re looking for one front-end and one back-end developer to build Sherpaa’s platform. We’re designing and building it from the ground up so it’s a wonderful opportunity to help us define the product and lay the groundwork for many years to come. We’re a design-driven company and appreciate things that not only look beautiful, but also have beautiful code. We’re also a mission-driven company wanting … Continue reading We’re hiring developers.
Our new Sherpaa business cards arrived. Not to get all American Psycho on anyone, but they’re ridiculously stunning, and even more so in real life. They were designed by the lovely and talented Kari Rimell (hit her up if you’re looking for some design work). And they were printed, pressed, and painted by Henry and Co, the finest letterpress shop you can imagine—impeccable service, an obsession … Continue reading
An X-ray of an office building via Continue reading
Why Is It Hard to Make Friends Over 30?
As external conditions change, it becomes tougher to meet the three conditions that sociologists since the 1950s have considered crucial to making close friends: proximity; repeated, unplanned interactions; and a setting that encourages people to let their guard down and confide in each other. Work friendships often take on a transactional feel; it is difficult to say where networking ends and real friendship begins. Differences … Continue reading Why Is It Hard to Make Friends Over 30?
A few months ago, I had the pleasure of working with the Planned Parenthood of America team helping them design their strategy to seamlessly interact with their clients both online and in their clinics. One of the things I did was introduce their team to my friends at tumblr. And a few months later, the Planned Parenthood tumblr was born where you can ask them … Continue reading
I’ve been reading a book called The Heights, by Kate Ascher. You may remember her first book, The Works, The Anatomy of New York City. The Heights is a book about the anatomy of a skyscraper. It’s almost as fascinating as The Works, but that’s hard to beat considering The Works is one of my favorite books of all time. There are a few chapters … Continue reading
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