Johanna Hoffman is a designer, urbanist and strategist exploring the ties between design, planning, fiction and futures. She’s the founder of Design for Adaptation, a studio using strategic planning, interactive storytelling and speculative design to survey the impacts of potential futures and spur proactive adaptation. Her new book is called
These episodes you’re putting out are fire, Anya. Both this and the one with Téo have been such a breath of fresh air amongst all the discouragement I’ve been living in. It’s so easy to let ourselves only focus on what’s going wrong, but like you both mentioned in this episode, you’re not useful when you’re discouraged and pessimistic. Working with what is, has so much more traction than simply being angry with it and wishing things weren’t the way they are. Which is the place I’ve been stuck in for a long time. This show in general is amazing and I get so excited every time you post. Thank you for being amazing 💕
Thank you so much Brina. This means a lot to me. I appreciate you being a part of this journey. Not really sure where we’re going but at least I’m in good company!
These episodes you’re putting out are fire, Anya. Both this and the one with Téo have been such a breath of fresh air amongst all the discouragement I’ve been living in. It’s so easy to let ourselves only focus on what’s going wrong, but like you both mentioned in this episode, you’re not useful when you’re discouraged and pessimistic. Working with what is, has so much more traction than simply being angry with it and wishing things weren’t the way they are. Which is the place I’ve been stuck in for a long time. This show in general is amazing and I get so excited every time you post. Thank you for being amazing 💕
Thank you so much Brina. This means a lot to me. I appreciate you being a part of this journey. Not really sure where we’re going but at least I’m in good company!