INSECURITY IS DANGEROUS

Insecurity isn’t just a personal problem where you run through life and just experience some unpleasant feelings. It affects your behavior and that has ramifications for every aspect of your life. My insecurity led me to delude myself about why I wouldn’t do certain things in my business and I still have to deal with the fallout from that today.
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Joshua Hardisty is a designer, author, educator and artist. By day (and most nights to be honest), he works as an Experience Designer at Minneapolis branding agency Latitude producing retail displays, events and pop-up shops for clients like adidas and Finish Line. Prior to joining Latitude, Joshua worked as a designer at non-profit art organization Intermedia Arts, Target and KNOCK. In addition, he and his wife Kimberlee Whaley co-run the design company the MVA Studio producing graphics, books and marketing for clients like éS Skateboarding, Mark Batty Publisher, MCAD, and the Soap Factory.
The MVA's work has been published in the best-selling design books Hand Job: A Catalog of Type and Pulled: A Catalog of Screen Printing (both by Mike Perry for Princeton Architectural Press). Joshua’s work at Latitude has been recognized by AIGA Minnesota, the Type Director’s Club, AdFed and the American Advertising Awards.
Joshua is the author of three books about design and visual culture including New Skateboard Graphics (Mark Batty Publisher) and Function, Restraint & Subversion in Typography (Princeton Architectural Press).
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[@jasonbagot1453]

Greetings from Scotland! I’m able to identify with so much of your content - and it has helped me de-clutter my life, so much! Love the content👍🏼

[@NamdevHardisty1]

Hey Jason-Thanks so much for reaching out and the kind words. Its especially cool when something you made 2 years ago serves its purpose for someone!