Lessons from 18 Years of Blogging
Writing has taught me a lot over the years. Here are 3 important lessons that I've learned from blogging for nearly 2 decades.
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Hi, my name is Kedron Rhodes.
I help leaders innovate in ways that respect people, care for the planet, and boost the bottom line, through the power of design.
Design makes bold promises about the future and has for the last 20+ years that I’ve been a designer. Design doesn’t always deliver on those promises, and the outcomes can be disastrous. This site is where I explore how leadership, innovation, and design work together to deliver on those promises.
I've worked with innovative leaders from over 100 organizations.
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