Daniel G Bright
@danielgbright.bsky.social
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I’ve realized that knocking out small tasks fast makes everything feel way more manageable.
If it takes less than 5 minutes, I just do it right away. Clears my head and makes the bigger stuff less overwhelming.
How do you approach this?
If it takes less than 5 minutes, I just do it right away. Clears my head and makes the bigger stuff less overwhelming.
How do you approach this?
February 4, 2025 at 2:19 PM
I’ve realized that knocking out small tasks fast makes everything feel way more manageable.
If it takes less than 5 minutes, I just do it right away. Clears my head and makes the bigger stuff less overwhelming.
How do you approach this?
If it takes less than 5 minutes, I just do it right away. Clears my head and makes the bigger stuff less overwhelming.
How do you approach this?
Exploring vibrant energy, bold typography, and a strong attitude with this design.
Really enjoying the more bold design lately.
Really enjoying the more bold design lately.
February 3, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Exploring vibrant energy, bold typography, and a strong attitude with this design.
Really enjoying the more bold design lately.
Really enjoying the more bold design lately.
Wrapping up a few projects and on the lookout for new adventures this month.
Always planning ahead
Always planning ahead
February 3, 2025 at 1:13 PM
Wrapping up a few projects and on the lookout for new adventures this month.
Always planning ahead
Always planning ahead
I’ve seen a lot of designers talking about training their AI to give critical design feedback, and it got me thinking of doing it myself.
Hoping it can catch things I might overlook, but also curious if it’ll just serve up the usual stuff..
Anyone tried this? Any tips or good resources to feed it?
Hoping it can catch things I might overlook, but also curious if it’ll just serve up the usual stuff..
Anyone tried this? Any tips or good resources to feed it?
February 3, 2025 at 8:09 AM
I’ve seen a lot of designers talking about training their AI to give critical design feedback, and it got me thinking of doing it myself.
Hoping it can catch things I might overlook, but also curious if it’ll just serve up the usual stuff..
Anyone tried this? Any tips or good resources to feed it?
Hoping it can catch things I might overlook, but also curious if it’ll just serve up the usual stuff..
Anyone tried this? Any tips or good resources to feed it?
Good morning and happy Monday! ☀️
Fresh week, fresh energy—let’s make it a good one. Time to tackle those goals and keep pushing forward.
Let’s get it! 💪🔥
Fresh week, fresh energy—let’s make it a good one. Time to tackle those goals and keep pushing forward.
Let’s get it! 💪🔥
February 3, 2025 at 5:13 AM
Good morning and happy Monday! ☀️
Fresh week, fresh energy—let’s make it a good one. Time to tackle those goals and keep pushing forward.
Let’s get it! 💪🔥
Fresh week, fresh energy—let’s make it a good one. Time to tackle those goals and keep pushing forward.
Let’s get it! 💪🔥
Weekend? Gone. January? A blur. Somehow, it’s already February
Still fine-tuning my goals for the year, but I’m hungry for it. literally and figuratively. Ready to make things happen.
Still fine-tuning my goals for the year, but I’m hungry for it. literally and figuratively. Ready to make things happen.
February 2, 2025 at 9:13 PM
Weekend? Gone. January? A blur. Somehow, it’s already February
Still fine-tuning my goals for the year, but I’m hungry for it. literally and figuratively. Ready to make things happen.
Still fine-tuning my goals for the year, but I’m hungry for it. literally and figuratively. Ready to make things happen.
Not all feedback is created equal.
Some feedback makes your design better. Some just makes it different. Know which is which.
How do you filter out feedback that doesn’t serve the design?
Some feedback makes your design better. Some just makes it different. Know which is which.
How do you filter out feedback that doesn’t serve the design?
February 2, 2025 at 8:38 AM
Not all feedback is created equal.
Some feedback makes your design better. Some just makes it different. Know which is which.
How do you filter out feedback that doesn’t serve the design?
Some feedback makes your design better. Some just makes it different. Know which is which.
How do you filter out feedback that doesn’t serve the design?
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New month, fresh slate. Feels like a good time to reset, refocus, and maybe try something new.
What’s one thing you’re working on this month?
What’s one thing you’re working on this month?
February 1, 2025 at 9:17 AM
New month, fresh slate. Feels like a good time to reset, refocus, and maybe try something new.
What’s one thing you’re working on this month?
What’s one thing you’re working on this month?
New month, fresh slate. Feels like a good time to reset, refocus, and maybe try something new.
What’s one thing you’re working on this month?
What’s one thing you’re working on this month?
February 1, 2025 at 9:17 AM
New month, fresh slate. Feels like a good time to reset, refocus, and maybe try something new.
What’s one thing you’re working on this month?
What’s one thing you’re working on this month?
It has to be better than Threads… right?
January 31, 2025 at 6:59 PM
It has to be better than Threads… right?