As the calendar turns its final page in 2022 and I settle in for a long winter’s nap, it’s fun to look back at some of the Talk Paper Scissors statistics from this year. 51 episodes 53 guests and co-creators 8 series and mini-series 6000+ downloads 1500+ minutes of content (25 hours) Although the numbers help paint a picture of the year, it doesn’t tell the whole story. Not even close. For me, it’s much less about the stats and much more about how good it feels to share conve

What do you get when you pair an Austrian type geek with a Canadian type nerd? Answer: Episode 134 of Talk Paper Scissors (talking all about pairing type no less!). The universe kerned Oliver (creator of Pimp My Type) and I together. As we learned more about one another, we learned that we truly lead parallel lives in our careers, family life and type passion projects where we’re both bold (never regular). In this episode you’ll hear Oliver’s approach to pairing type a helpfu

This is the third and final episode in the series all about inspiration. Here I will share with you my thoughts on the topic of inspiration, marrying my experiences with others’ research. I believe that connecting to inspiration more often and more easily (in other words, controlling the uncontrollable) can be achieved through a set of tools. This episode will include a framework I felt inspired to create all about how to help attract inspiration when you need it most. During