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MY
STORY
Welcome to my corner of the internet, where coffee fuels creativity and we embrace the weird and the wonderful.
I'm a product design leader passionate about building high-performing teams and crafting engaging, future-forward customer experiences. My superpower lies in big-picture thinking: I love mapping long-term vision while spotting patterns and connections within complex, ambiguous problems. Curiosity is at the heart of my leadership style — I strive to deeply understand what drives our team, our customers, and the business, and then bring those perspectives together to create meaningful impact.
Currently, I'm leading the User Experience team and design vision for our core products at Clio, a legal practice management software that is empowering lawyers to take on more clients and helping close the Justice Gap.
My Working Genius
Wonder
A natural curiosity drives these individuals and a desire to understand the world around them. They are often drawn to fields that allow them to explore new ideas and push the boundaries of what is known.
In the workplace, people with the Genius of Wonder can be a valuable asset in fostering a culture of innovation and creativity. They'll challenge assumptions and ask difficult questions to identify opportunities for improvement and progress. Their ability to think outside the box and consider alternative perspectives can help generate original and novel solutions to complex problems.
In addition to their role in driving innovation, they can play a crucial role in helping teams navigate ambiguity and uncertainty. By questioning and exploring different possibilities, they help teams stay open to new ideas and approaches, even in the face of challenges.
The ability to speculate and question to generate new ideas and possibilities.
Discernment
These Individuals intuitively and instinctively assess ideas and situations, and identify the most promising opportunities. They excel at analyzing data and information, and using this to inform their decision-making.
In the workplace, people with the Genius of Discernment can be a valuable asset in helping teams make informed decisions and identify new opportunities. They may serve as curators of information, gathering and synthesizing data from various sources to provide context and insights to others. Their ability to connect the dots and see patterns can help teams understand complex issues and identify new approaches to addressing them.
In addition to their role in analysis and decision-making, they also play a crucial role in providing feedback and guidance to others. By offering thoughtful and insightful feedback, they can help others improve and grow, and contribute to a culture of continuous learning and development.
The ability to evaluate the workability of ideas and recognize patterns.
My Work
Here's a few samples of my work. If you don't see something you're looking for send me a message!
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