It sounds kind of jerky, but I feel like I suffer from an abundance of ideas, and the hardest part for me has always been editing and slowing down. Sometimes I just have to empty out that imaginary mental junk drawer. I literally have this mental image that I use sometimes where I’m just shaking out the junk drawer and throwing stuff away. Mental clutter is something that I have a problem with. At times, people in the studio will roll their eyes because I’ll be like, “Hey guys, look at this. I made this and it could be this color and we could do this or this!” Everyone’s like, “Calm down, Emily.”
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Emily Fischer
US atmospheric chemist and academic
United States · b. 1980
Science and medicine
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Designer, architect, and Haptic Lab founder Emily Fisher discusses not being afraid to shift career paths in order to pursue what you really love.
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