A UK service design and product practitioner writes about product thinking, what product management actually means, and the gap between design rhetoric and practice. The weekly notes mix personal updates on health, running and hobbies with brief work reflections.

A Swiss service design educator shares personal reflections on running free webinars without signup forms, taking tiny solo retreats to Alpine villages with photography and reading, and practical tips on customizing Microsoft Lists layouts for course schedules. The writing is informal and first-person, mixing personal essays with hands-on how-to notes.

Personal weeknotes and essays from a Canadian government service designer covering work on life-event service mapping, team changes and organizational trust. The writing is candid and reflective, offering a glimpse into public-sector design practice.

A personal blog by a freelance digital and service design consultant working with public sector clients in Wales and the UK, mixing weeknotes with personal lists such as favourite books. Readers get candid reflections on consulting work, running a small business and life outside work.