Massimo Curatella

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  • Safety is Needed to Get Clarity

    It requires a lot of time to work together, know each other, and have experience together: good and bad. The post Safety is Needed to Get Clarity appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • Time and Space Never Meet

    The asymmetry between time and space follows an inverse gradient. The post Time and Space Never Meet appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • Still writing, still for me

    I like the idea of the constant creative flow but the curatorship of Curatella is still missing The post Still writing, still for me appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • Stupid Lies

    Dishonesty can only harm everybody, but talking about your dishonesty makes you look stupid. The post Stupid Lies appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • stOLEN mOMENTS

    iT hAppens. The post stOLEN mOMENTS appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • When Presenting Designs, Don’t take anything for granted

    Reserve the needed time to fully document all parts and interactions. The post When Presenting Designs, Don’t take anything for granted appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • Time To Take Smarter Notes

    After having completed the third reading of the book ‘How To Take Smart notes I am challenging myself to start taking smarter notes. The post Time To Take Smarter Notes appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • Reflections on Habitual Group Creativity

    I’ve created CREAZEE to find external incentives in maintaining my daily writing habit. How can I improve it? The post Reflections on Habitual Group Creativity appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • Make The System Visible

    A design principle to understand how a system works and how making specific choices generates scenarios and consequences. The post Make The System Visible appeared first on Massimo Curatella.

  • Writing Every Day Without a Plan Can Be Boring

    I can only look forward, farther, and plan, in advance, to develop the questions I am raising when improvising like this. It would be enough to read what I wrote so far. The post Writing Every Day Without a Plan Can Be Boring appeared first on Massimo Curatella.