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David's World

I don't want a resolution. I want a revelation!

Get the reference? 

More than words. The last few years have taught me many things, but one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned is how powerful our intentions are. Instead of New Year’s resolutions, I choose a word. That helps me focus on my intention for the year. Last year, my word was Abundance. I focused on being abundant in everything that we did. Little did I know that we would be abundantly making masks for so long!

If you've never had the pleasure of having something made, you are missing out! It's funny, because many women come into the process being super nervous about the process because they can't see what it is they're getting, but at the end, almost every single person who goes through the process with us wonders why they have never done it before and and say it's the only way to go. 
I realized that for as much custom work as we do, I have never dedicated a full blog post to exactly what it is and what you can expect. So, here you go, a quick guide to what getting something custom made is like! 

When my friend and journalist Joy Sewing called and asked if I would be a guest on her new Zoom series, I was thrilled. I love talking to fellow designers and entrepreneurs about what is going on in their worlds and what is working for them. 

On Thursday evening. I sat down (virtually) with Joy and entrepreneur Onyii Brown of Onyii and Co. to talk about all things Coronavirus, small business, and Black Lives Matter. 

These are all very real and timely questions. I've had years to think about all of these. Well, all except the masks. That's a new one.

Lucky for you, I was able to sit down (virtually, because #socialdistancing) with my friend Laura Max Rose on her podcast, Look Ma', No Hands. If you don't listen already, Laura's name might be familiar from our recent Inside the Design Studio Profile on her. We discuss all these things and then some.

 

 

 

Since you guys seemed to really like my first Podcast Roundup, I thought it was time for an update. I've spent a lot of time traveling this summer, so having a list of podcast recommendations on hand is perfect for road trips and airport waiting areas. 

I'd love to know what you think of this list and I'd also love to know what you're listening to as well!

I LOVE podcasts. I hate driving except for the fact that I get to listen to my favorite shows while I’m in the car. They almost make the Houston traffic bearable. My podcast listening has gotten out of hand, so this post is dedicated to the non-business shows that are mostly entertainment or generally educational. I’ve broken them down into general themes: Showbiz/Pop Culture, Self Care, Current Events, Story Telling, and Design.
I love a bargin. I hate feeling like I’ve over paid for something. It’s the worst. So it might surprise you that I kinda hate Black Friday. You will never find me waiting in line for a deal the day after Thanksgiving. Crowds are not my thing, and there’s something really icky to me about shopping when things aren’t neat and tidy. I feel gross and in turn, I feel like what I’ve bought is tainted by that feeling as well. It’s just not as special. Here are 5 reasons why I’ve decided Black Friday and other sale events like it aren’t for me, and why we don’t participate here at Miles David.
I can’t tell you how often I get the question, “Is this appropriate for my wedding?” The answer, really, is simple and complicated. It depends on how many people you want to annoy and how much of a people pleaser you are. Maybe I’m simplifying things a little bit too much, but you have to think about what you want out of your wedding.
Wedding are usually the moment when you’re bringing your entire family together with your future in-laws, maybe for the first time, which brings the question, “Is your wedding even about you?”

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