Why you’re here

We’ve talked, or you’ve heard me talk. You would like to get in touch, find some of my stuff, or work together. That’s the main purpose of this page.

You may have promised to send me an article or a recipe for Palak Paneer, or I may have promised to send you something. Please drop me an e-mail and remind me.

If you are thinking of hiring me to work with you, you may want to head over to LinkedIn and see a long list of things I’ve done.


What’s next?

I will be speaking at Internet i Fokus on the 20th of November. When I say speaking, actually I’ll be guiding the audience in finding their motivation and also sharing some of my more unusual strategies for when motivation still falters (despite all my good advice).

My hope is that a few attendees will also sign up — and have their friends, colleagues and loved ones signing up — for my 2 hour online session on:

Tuesday the 10 December 2024, 15:00–17:00 CEST.

Price: 1000 SEK (incl. VAT).

Go here to get a TICKET.


The design feedback handbook

I am currently in the throes of finishing a book on the topic of design feedback. I’m about 95% done and struggling with the final 5%. The final 5% is surely the hardest.

To push me through the final stretch I am starting to talk about the book and to promise things. If you are attending at beyond tellerand (or unexpectedly on this page for some other reason) I would like to offer you a 15% discount on the cover price when the book comes out later this year (or early 2025).

All you have to do is send me an email with the title “15% discount” and I will let you know when the book has been released (and provide you with a discount code). I will never spam your email and I promise that anything I send will be either useful or funny, or both.

I am also starting to look for podcasts and conferences where I can talk about the gentle art of design feedback (and the upcoming book). Just wanted to let you know.


Photo credit: Ola Nilsson


A couple of years ago I wrote and self-published a cute little book on how to be more creative (a sample chapter can be found here).

I still have some copies left in the lavish limited edition hardback. There is also an inexhaustible digital supply in the Kindle ebook format and as an audiobook (recently narrated in my closet).

             

Header photograph by Pegah Zarassi.