Charl Laubscher On Digital Design
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OnProcess
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Charl is the founder and creative director of the renowned digital focussed agency Love & Money. During our conversation Charl breaks down some fascinating methodology around digital design like atomic design and memetics that, let's be honest, most of which goes way over my head, but is super fascinating nonetheless. We talk about how swiftly kicking your ego out the door might be the most beneficial thing you do in your creative process. Our conversation takes us into the intriguing ethos behind the agency which is the phrase: Always In Beta. Charl walks us through the iterative heavy process they go through while dishing out some truth and busting a few myths that have overstayed their welcome in the design community. We even discuss Charl's quite involved and optimized morning routine for getting to deep work and being a less horrible, more creative person throughout the day. Introducing: Charl Laubscher On Digital Design
Charl Laubscher
Loveandmoney.com
@loveandmoneyagency
Medium: Love And Money
Links
Atomic Design
Memetics
Joseph Campbell
Me Too (Book Co-Authored by Charl)
You Made It Weird with Pete Holmes
The Gardener and the Carpenter by Alison Gopnik
The Marshmallow Test
Quotes
"You can definitely spot the difference between a digital designer and a non digital designer really quickly."
"It's not just what looks good, a lot of it's about what functions."
"If you don't have anything you are going to stand for, then you'll fall when people tell you, we want something different."
"The best way to sell yourself is just to listen to other people talk."
"The most interesting thing you can say to somebody is, sorry what was that?"
"Control the things you can and accept the things you can't."
"If you want to get the most out of people give them clarity, context, direction, trust and hold them accountable."
"You can't change the world if you don't get out of bed."
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