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Taking action Follow-up: Where am I now after a development period?

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Taking action Follow-up: Where am I now after a development period?

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For the past two years I have been the owner, designer, creative director and boss of my own company. Inevitably I have been the leader of my own work and life. I enjoy it. I enjoy having control. I have learnt to delegate and protect myself while still having control as well.
I came to this project with an open mind towards my piers. Since none of them 'started the conversation' I did. I was very excited to work on this project and with them.

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Listen
Delegate

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We as designers need community to grow. However there must be boundaries so we don't trespass each other's capacity to be who we are.
I want to listen more than I speak.
I know I am a leader but not a boss.

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Careful judgement and observation.
Rationally analyze and evaluate our reflections regarding a specific experience

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reconsider my approach to....

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My past work
My experience as a leader
My enthusiasm for the project

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Way of meeting and doing things (online mostly)

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Way of meeting and doing things (online mostly)

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why did I choose this project?

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In a perfect world, the clothes we wear would be both durable enough to have a long life and fully recyclable once worn out. However, the reality is, durability and recyclability are often conflicting goals. When you design for recyclability, you often give up durability, and when you design for durability, recyclability is often sacrificed.

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Durability vs. Recyclability: What’s More Sustainable? — The Sustainable Fashion Forum

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In a perfect world, the clothes we wear would be both durable enough to have a long life and fully recyclable once worn out. However, the reality is, durability and recyclability are often conflicting goals. When you design for recyclability, you often give up durability, and when you design for dur

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Consumers say they care about climate change, sustainability, and the environmental impact of their purchases. Still, in mass, they’re addicted to the novelty of new and don't want to give up cheap, cute, trendy clothing.

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Durability vs. Recyclability: What’s More Sustainable? — The Sustainable Fashion Forum

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In a perfect world, the clothes we wear would be both durable enough to have a long life and fully recyclable once worn out. However, the reality is, durability and recyclability are often conflicting goals. When you design for recyclability, you often give up durability, and when you design for dur

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Materials science brand on a mission to save our environment | PANGAIA

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PANGAIA designs products for living in, for any situation and for basic needs. PANGAIA creates products with smart technology and use as many sustainable & recyclable elements as possible.

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