Sep 30, 2026 · 1 hr 11 min · 10 segments
In this episode, I’m catching up with my friends and we go back to the last place we all worked, talk about what it was like, where we are now, what we’re currently doing, and whether life is actually…
That's amazing.
But don't you think, I don't know what to call it, but don't you think, I think, how do I say this? This guy is Bukola, Bukola, like Patrick's wife.
Yeah, production.
Oh, okay.
Patrick's wife.
Okay.
Yeah.
And some, remember that guy that came to do, give us like a training.
I don't know his name, but it's Rajis, somebody.
Yeah.
I
remember him.
Yeah.
Like when they speak about YFusion, they're like, ah, damn, they did this, they did this.
They talk from that aspect of, oh my God, when they were in YFusion, this is how we're doing it.
So don't you think it's almost similar? I feel like you miss, this is how we're doing things that time.
But now they are doing things another way.
Well, so if change is constant, that's normal.
People, even when Ali was talking, when he said, I'll do a design, Ibn Hussein said, I'll do this one.
Only we say, I didn't have to learn.
Of course, when, even at my current place of work, yeah, the style of design, and most times I have to like show my brand manager before I send out any work, right? Just like the way we were doing with Ajay.
At first, before it got to the point where he trusted our work, so he just allowed us to flow freely.
And sometimes I will hear something around, okay, why not try this? Why not try that? And today I was thinking about it and I'm like, design is very, very subjective, right? The way 15,000 people will do the same or will express the same design or the same copy can be completely different.
It can be in 17,500 ways of expressing one copy or one idea, right? So yes, there's that.
But even with all of that, there's still, there's the magic.
That's amazing.
But don't you think, I don't know what to call it, but don't you think, I think, how do I say this? This guy is Bukola, Bukola, like Patrick's wife.
Yeah, production.
Oh, okay.
Patrick's wife.
Okay.
Yeah.
And some, remember that guy that came to do, give us like a training.
I don't know his name, but it's Rajis, somebody.
Yeah.
I
remember him.
Yeah.
Like when they speak about YFusion, they're like, ah, damn, they did this, they did this.
They talk from that aspect of, oh my God, when they were in YFusion, this is how we're doing it.
So don't you think it's almost similar? I feel like you miss, this is how we're doing things that time.
But now they are doing things another way.
Well, so if change is constant, that's normal.
People, even when Ali was talking, when he said, I'll do a design, Ibn Hussein said, I'll do this one.
Only we say, I didn't have to learn.
Of course, when, even at my current place of work, yeah, the style of design, and most times I have to like show my brand manager before I send out any work, right? Just like the way we were doing with Ajay.
At first, before it got to the point where he trusted our work, so he just allowed us to flow freely.
And sometimes I will hear something around, okay, why not try this? Why not try that? And today I was thinking about it and I'm like, design is very, very subjective, right? The way 15,000 people will do the same or will express the same design or the same copy can be completely different.
It can be in 17,500 ways of expressing one copy or one idea, right? So yes, there's that.
But even with all of that, there's still, there's the magic.
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