Eliz

Eliz Sarobhasa is a university student and candidate design researcher from Vancouver, British Columbia.

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As a safeguard against future actions of loss and clumsiness, as recorded in the prior post, I have decided to manage all of my primary bank cards, transportation and identification within a cunning leather-based iPhone and card holder from the Korean-based media accessories company, Happy Mori.

CAFFEINE

I am currently under the suspicion that my organic “shell” is harboring.. an uninvited cold.

Winter Semester

Spending many, many hours of classes on the wintery Burnaby campus of Simon Fraser University has never been one of my favored recollections as a student.

  • Basics

  • 18.Dec
  • Sitting and Watching
  • More interesting is what you see when you sit and watch yourself. You learn to step outside yourself, and act as an observer. You see your thoughts, and learn more about yourself than you ever could if you were rushing to take action.

  • 15.Sep
  • How to Break Your Bad Financial Habits
  • 1. Define your problem.
    Before you can make any progress, financially or otherwise, you need to define your bad habit, and figure out how you would defeat it.

  • 15.Aug
  • A Day in the Life of a Minimalist
  • Zen Habits, an insightful series of articles on how to achieve simplicity — in career, relationships and design — amidst the daily chaos of our western culture and lifestyle.

  • 13.Mar
  • The Art of Giving Advice
  • Giving ‘good’ advice has always been a bone of contention with me.

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IDLE GLORY is a ongoing mental depository of discussions on theories of human interaction design, conferences on the mobile web, technology and social media, artworks, exhibitions, and photography, happenstance moments from 'slices of a life as an SFU university student, and nonsensical statements of the concerning universe. For further inquiries, contact eliz@idleglory.com

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Eliz Sarobhasa is a university student and candidate design researcher from Vancouver, British Columbia.

Her main focus is interaction design and the principle of linguistic relativity (also known as the Sapir–Whorf hypothesis): the structure of a language affects the ways in which its speakers are able to conceptualize their world, i.e. their world view, in addition to the syntax of artificial languages.

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