We are the explorers

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1. WE ARE THE EXPLORERS @colly

2. W H O DO I T H I NK I

   A M?
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4. The Chamberlains - badger baiters

5. John Collyson, born 1450

6. William Collison, 1750 John Collison, 1778 William Henry George Robert

   Samuel Ambrose

7. Francis Collison 1860 Luke Albert Clive Samuel

8. Nottingham, 1850

9. Collison Street

10. Samuel Collison 1886 Harry Arthur Eric Jack Dennis Stanley

11. David Collison, 1942 Stanley Collison 1913

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14. THE DESTINATION 1

15. What do you think you’ll be doing in five years?

    Interview question

16. What will the web look like in two years? Presentation

    topic
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18. THE DOING 2

19. ARE YOU IN YOUR WORK?

20. It took me until my 40s to realize: There’s no

    destination. There’s no ge ing anywhere. There’s just the going. Pa on Oswalt

21. The reason that most of us are unhappy most of

    the time is that we set our goals—not for the person we’re going to be when we reach them—we set our goals for the person we are when we set them. Dan Gilbert

22. Not necessarily slowing down, but rather just opting out of

    speed. Frank Chimero

23. SERENDIPITY

24. STRENGTHS & VALUES 3

25. To progress and to create work of substance or even

    greatness, we each must start by knowing our values, our strengths, and the level of expertise we seek Strengths and values

26. I have not failed 700 times. I have not failed

    once. I have succeeded in proving that those 700 ways will not work. Thomas Edison

27. OUR STRENGTHS FIND US

28. designer developer strategist writer educator manager web designer 100%

29. designer developer strategist writer educator manager web designer 100%

30. OUR LEARNING 4

31. I’m self-actualised, without the stamp of approval from any guild,

    curriculum authority, or academic institution. I’m web taught. Colleague taught. Empirically taught. Jon Tan

32. The sad, beautiful fact that we’re all going to miss

    almost everything Linda Holmes

33. ORBITAL LEARNING

34. FOCUS

35. OUR CRAFT 5

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37. THE HAND

38. Cra smanship is a basic human impulse: the desire to

    do a job well for its own sake Richard Senne

39. THE WORKSHOP

40. Discovery through doing: honing skills over a significant period of

    time, with substantial commitment. Our cra

41. OUR TOOLS 6

42. Tools are the scaffold for what we produce, the enablers.

    They help us bring our ideas to fruition. Our tools
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44. THE MOBILE WORKSHOP

45. The tool doesn’t make the cra sman. Choosing the right

    tool for the right purpose is a technical and personal choice. Oliver Reichenstein

46. CREATIVE INQUIRY 7

47. Inquiring beyond the “necessary” to explore other areas, look at

    things differently, and bring these findings back into our work. Creative inquiry

48. A puzzle is be er than an answer Milton Glaser

49. DRONE

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51. THE COMPLETE DESIGNER 8

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53. Find problems and design responses. Not answers, not solutions. Responses.

    The complete designer
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55. We are the builders. We are the makers. We are

    the users. We are the explorers. The complete designer

56. THANK YOU, BUILD @colly