The same crew that recently interviewed DJ Neil Armstrong and myself in Paris, did an extended sit down chat with me on the topic of how lots of little things can make a big difference. I feel like a lot of people in this day and age want to hit that quick jackpot. Like they just meander through life waiting for shit to fall in their lap. I don’t know what it is…maybe the internet, maybe reality TV, maybe this notion of a celebrity that is famous for doing nothing…but it’s pervasive. So I was intrigued when these guys wanted to talk about this particular topic. Thanks to the Brand RMX guys for putting together this great 2-part piece.
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Wow! I don’t know that Jeff started at rawkus. Stapledesign has been so inspirational to me through the years and even now it stay a great source of inspiration…
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such great insight
Inspiring stuff Sir! I hope more people in the creative industry do in-depth interviews like this.
Your shirt Jeff, I assume it’s a Staple design. Very dope, I like it. Is it going to be available or is it from the past season? P’s!
Dude… completely agree with Jess M. I caught a glimpse of Mr Staple awhile back, his whole persona is so pure. huge ups to him and his team.
“I’ll meet somebody, somewhere. That does not give a shit about what I do.”
I appreciate that you touch based on world travels. This out of body, out of state, out of comfort zone experience really redefines our way of thinking.
In some way or other it keeps you humble- look at it as a way to de-thrown yourself and to feel belittled once again. Being a designer we often give shape, form and life to products we touch, we get so caught up and overwhelmed in our daily routines and often neglect the inner child in us. Ponder deep, stay curious like a naive child.
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