
Pastors, Please Simplify. 5 Steps.
The world has changed. Attention spans have recently been documented to be shorter than a goldfish. In our work and
Have you ever tried to describe what you do in your life, in one word?
After working 23 years in the Graphic Design field, I’ve decided that my design life can be described in this one word:
Organization.
When I was in high school, I always liked to draw, move things around so that people thought they looked “cool” and I loved coming up with cool “ideas”.
I went to a great college where they honed my skills and gave me some ideas for being better and doing thing more effectively. It was before computers assisted us, but for the most part, little has changed now, except it’s easier to control the many details that are part of our design careers.
I guess, when I look back over my career, I still want to organize better. It’s a never-grasped skill that will make my life interesting until my wife installs the tombstone over my burial place.
Mark MacDonald
Consistently, He Organized Every Detail.
RIP
The world has changed. Attention spans have recently been documented to be shorter than a goldfish. In our work and
I remember years ago, on a summer vacation, my parents stopped near a lake to take a break from driving
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