At BeCurious Studio, we may not have all the answers, but we're committed to creating a platform that fosters emotional understanding and communication, helping us connect with ourselves and each other in a more profound and authentic way. Let's break free from the stigma, learn to understand our emotions, and build a world where feeling and expression are welcomed and valued.

Being a part of the startup and design culture, you often come across the term "Think Big." However, like many overused buzzwords, it tends to lose its significance over time. Surprisingly, this notion has resonated with me and frequently occupies my thoughts, prompting me to ponder its profound depths. What truly lies beneath the surface of thinking big? How can I cultivate this mindset? Am I thinking small? Do we all possess a shared understanding of what it means to think big? What if my current thinking falls short of the grand scale required? How big is big? How small is small really?

Early on in their journey, a good designer must master one crucial skill—the art of critique. The act of receiving criticism has taught me not to take things personally. Critique is not an assault on your being; it's an objective evaluation of the work or idea presented. It's a healthy conversation that delves into the feasibility and potential ideas.