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Resizes the browser, too. Why would anyone do that in 2009?
Why would any browser let it in 2009? Dear browser, you are my electronic advocate, not the website's. Act in my interest, not someone elses.
How to Become a Design Genius: Take Time Off. Lots of It.
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#13I think it's less about vacation time/'time off' and more about just disconnecting from your normal routine (often times fairly rigid as we're natural creatures of habit)...and giving yourself the freedom to explore different paths/options/ideas.
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#16It isn't really time off if you are working is it? It is time spent thinking and learning and depending on your life outside work this could be accomplished without taking time off and just working less.
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#17http://www.sagmeister.com/index.html ... makes me feel nauseous/dizzy
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#18Good link, terrible headline. The link us an interesting video about the benefits of taking a year long sabbatical every seven years, but it doesn't claim that the sabbatical is what made Stefan Sagmeister a design genius. He was insanely talented before he started taking sabbaticals, and they just made him more productive.
I've thought about doing something similar for a long time now, probably because my dad was a prof and some of my best childhood memories are from spending copious amounts of time abroad.