On my devblog - a response to an episode of a friend's podcast on design. It's funny because it's easy to think of "detail-oriented" as an unalloyed good, and presume that the opposite of that is just sloppy and bad, but when you think about how a good design needs a resiliency and flexibility, the trees-forest relationship is more complicated.
Tried reading while taking my daily walk, seemed like a better use of mind input time than the podcasts I had lined up. Last time I consciously remember doing similar was maybe sixth grade, on the way to the cafeteria. It's not that hard to multitask and keep an eye on where you'll be stepping...
