What's going on, Infinite Fam? Welcome back to another video. If you guys are new to the channel, make sure you guys hit that subscribe button, turn on your post notification bell, leave a positive comment down below for a chance to get a what? For a chance to win a shout out in the next video. That is right, guys. So, as you guys can tell by title and thumbnail the video, today we're gonna be doing Dunkin' Donuts versus Starbucks drinks. This is gonna get crazy. So, Janiece picked all the drinks, so I hope you got a good taste when it comes to these drinks. I mean, it's not really necessarily about good taste. It's about what's similar that they have on each menu. We're gonna see who's is better in our opinion. So, we're gonna be comparing what? What is this one called? A chocolate, a frozen chocolate? Uh-huh. Frozen chocolate versus like a mocha- Mocha cookie crumble. You know what, guys? When we get the drinks going, we'll say what they are as we're comparing. So, without further ado, you ready? I'm ready, are you ready? Let's get into it. For you, my lady. Thank you. Okay, so here we have, we're gonna be comparing the frozen chocolate from Dunkin' Donuts versus a cookie crumble, mocha cookie crumble from Starbucks. All right, ready? Cheese! Here we go, and then we're gonna swap after we sip them, right? Yeah. All right, three. Okay, getting ready to with three.  Tears and drinks! All right, one more time, one more time. All right, here we go. That's actually really good. It tastes like a chocolate milkshake. You don't like yours? I don't like chocolate, that's too much. I love these. I've had this one before, I think. Yeah, like, I love it. I want this one. You like that one better? Hell yeah, that's way too much chocolate. This one has like cookie crumbles in it and like chocolate fudge and all that. That one has chocolate fudge too though. Yeah, I don't like chocolate fudge. I don't like, like Oreo cookies. Ugh. It has like that crunch to it, I love it. Yeah, that's too much. Ew, you like dogging it. All right, all right, we are on a diet. I'm on a diet, but listen, we both know who don't be committed. Wow, is she gonna go ahead and expose me? Wow, okay. That's what we on, Eileen, her physical trainer. I hope you're watching this. She's taking big sips. No, I'm not, I literally took one and it was a baby sip, I don't like chocolate. It was a big sip. No, it wasn't. All right, what do you wanna do next? All right, so what did you rate that? Who do you think is better? Oh, Starbucks, you could tell, I was dogging it. I like this one. Starbucks, 100%, I'm choosing Starbucks Fab. This one's so much better. That just tastes like a regular chocolate shake. I don't know, to me it tastes like like really cold chocolate milk. That's what I'm, it's a chocolate shake. Yeah, all right, whatever. So next one, let's do the strawberry. The strawberry one? Guys, they gave us a lot of straws. Yeah, they did. So we're doing like different straws for everyone. You know what? Save the planet. I'm just gonna poke it into another one. You're such a good person. You're such a good person. Now you're gonna have a chocolate strawberry shake. Whatever. So what is that one called? So this one is a strawberry cream frappuccino versus... That looks mad pretty compared to this. I know, right? It's a pastels, honestly. But this one has, they usually put whipped cream in that. So they cheated you out. Wow, that's what we're doing? Yeah, this is a coolada, a strawberry coolada. And this is, this has whipped cream and strawberry chunks in it. That's a strawberry frappuccino. Yes. Okay, right? But I already know how this tastes and I know I'm gonna like this one more. All right, so let's see. All right, let's see. She is. Oh my God. I don't know how to feel about this one. It's sour. It's sour. I need to stop right there. The strawberry frappuccino cream. I always wanted you to try that. Isn't that fire? Yo, Starbucks is it. That's fire, right? Bro, this is good. All right, let's eat this one. Mmm. That's sour, right?  That's a strawberry coolada, but it's sour, right? Wait, this doesn't say, I've had a strawberry coolada. This is not it. Bro, the Starbucks again. I'm buying Starbucks again. What did you rate the first one? You rated us. You prefer Duncan, right? I prefer Duncan for the first one. This one, definitely Starbucks. Okay, so I'm sticking with Starbucks the whole way so far. That's so good, right? Those are my favorite to get. That's good, that's good. All these drinks are gonna put me in the bathroom later. All right, so now we're gonna be comparing caramel macchiatos from both places. I had my first caramel macchiato from Starbucks a couple of months ago on video, and I actually loved it. Let's see if Duncan can top it. But wait, let's compare. First of all, I feel like they put a lot of cream in this one compared to that. The Duncan Donuts one looks prettier so far, I will say that. I feel like this one just got messed up because this one did look prettier. Also, I see Mad's syrup at the bottom sitting and this one has way more. Do you see that? I don't know, man. This one's gonna be hard. The Duncan Donuts to me looks prettier though. All right, let's see. Cheers. Wait, you're not supposed to shake it, right? No. All right, you guys I think were like roasting me because I like mixed it together. I'm not supposed to mix it. I told him that though. I was never gonna hear the end of it. All right, let's go. Oh, that's good. That's good. That's good. Oh, I like that. Actually, I don't know if it's because it melted together. I like that. It's not bad. That's good. All right, all right. What's it? Switch. Dang, Brooke. Sue me, why don't you? Let me see, let's see, let's see. Oh my God. Duncan Donuts got it with that one, Brooke. This one's good. This one's good. But that one right there, that slaps. The Duncan Donuts won that one. This is good. I'm telling you, bro, that slaps right there. This one is good. I don't like that one. It's too strong of a coffee taste. I don't taste like a balance, you know what I mean? That one definitely has more of a sweeter taste to it. I don't know how to describe it. It's just overall better. I just feel like it's because that one already mixed together. And this one. But you can see the separation still. You can see the blend. Yeah, but look at this one. This espresso is really sitting at the top. No, but think about it. We picked this one up first. We picked Duncan Donuts up first. Then Starbucks. So that one lasted longer. Taste that espresso at the top, though. All right, hold on. Let's see. I'm back to the bottom, hold up. All right, so in my opinion, the cream base on this one, so much better than the cream base in this one. However, the espresso and the Starbucks, he's better than the espresso and Duncan.  I'm gonna take that sip to get that taste out of my mouth. Yeah, for real. I had to go back to the bottom. All right, so we got one last drink. But we do have a surprise for the end. So what's the next drink we're going with? The next drink is going to be the vanilla bean frappuccino. Hold up, hold up. I just asked you what's gonna be the next drink, acting like I don't know what the last drink already is, because it's the last drink. But they don't know what it is, so we gotta tell them. So it's gonna be the vanilla bean frappuccino and then the vanilla bean culotta. Now, I prefer the culotta sometimes. So I don't know. I haven't had this in a minute, so we'll see. I'm kinda scared. I feel like this one's gonna be more on the icier side, and that one's gonna be more on the creamier side. Nah, they're the same look. Are you sure? Yeah, they look the same. All right, well, let's get into it. Here we go. All right. Cheers. Cheers. Oh, this slaps, hold on. I don't think you're gonna like it though. That slaps. I don't think you're gonna like it. All right, let's see. We beefed it up! Chill, bro, you're exposing us, chill! Yo, what are you, sugar and dumplings? I've been on, like, strictly water. I've been dying. We're using videos as an excuse to forget. We're going through a whiff draw. Oh, time out, hold on, that's hard. That's hard. That's a hard one. Wait, what? Hold on, hold on. This is close. This is close. I'm going with Starbucks. I'm going with Starbucks. Starbucks has a more, I don't know, more of like a vanilla taste to it. I don't know. I like Dunkin' more. Really? I'm going with Starbucks. I think Starbucks has it for that one. I think Starbucks is more creamier, like it's more of an ice cream, versus this is like an icy. That's what I said in the beginning, though. I felt like this one was going to be icier. It's true, actually, but I prefer the iciness more than the ice cream. I like the cream, you know I like my dairy. Yeah, I know. I like my dairy.  I love it. I don't like that at all. All right, guys, so the surprise, the little twist we got, we're not going to be comparing drinks no more. We're going to be switching it up a bit. So you guys are probably wondering, what is this surprise that they're talking about? What is this twist? So we're going to be comparing foods now. All right, so we have here, you want to do the blueberry muffin? Yeah, let's do the blueberry muffin first. All right, so this is what the blueberry muffin from Starbucks looks like, all right? Pretty simple blueberry muffin. I love these. I get these like semi-often and they slap them. But hold on, wait till y'all see Dunkin' Donuts blueberry muffin. That's a muffin on steroids. Bro, look at that. You see all that sugar? Look at all that crystal. Look at all of them crystals. Starbucks, I'm sorry, but as far as appearance-wise, Dunkin' Donuts got it. Yeah, seriously. Dunkin' Donuts got it. But I want to see if Dunkin' can top this. Cause this right here is like crack. I love Dunkin's blueberry muffins, but they're just so much sugar. When I was a kid, I would just eat the top and leave the middle. Yeah, I was one of those. You gotta be different. Why you gotta be one of those kids? Ready? I love this cheese. I already, I feel like I'm biased cause I love these. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. Slaps every time. Mm-hmm.  What is it?  That's chocolate. Dunkin'. What the heck? This really chocolate, yeah, this chocolate chip. Look at it. Well, there's that. Here, taste this one. I guess we're just comparing muffins. This is hard. This is hard. Okay. So I will say Dunkin' Donuts has more of a crunch, and I like crunch. However, that slap still.  I'm gonna go ahead and stay with Starbucks on that one. I'm sticking with Starbucks too. This is good. Bro, if Starbucks is muffin tops, is that the right word, muffin tops? If Starbucks is muffin tops were more crunchy, 10 out of 10. I prefer actually the softness of it because I feel like the crystals, they all deal with the crystals on Dunkin'. Like, that's all deal.  But this has like a nice balance. Like it's soft, but it has a crunch of the sugar, and it's really soft on the inside too. And I feel like the blueberries are really refreshing. Versus in there, the blueberries dry as hell. That's chocolate chips though. I know, but I know how it tastes, and I'm saying like, I feel like they're dry, so. I'm still siding with Starbucks. You too. Starbucks for sure. All right, and the last thing we're gonna be comparing with Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts. Here we have chocolate croissants. And Dunkin' Donuts just added a chocolate croissant to their menu, so they've never had it before. So that's why I thought about that. Time out. I just grabbed this, and it feels like I'm touching like a pillow. This is so soft. Oh my God. Feel this right here, like this part right here. They warmed this one up, it feels a little warm. This one, all right, here we go. You ready? I never had any of these from either place. So this is gonna be like, I don't know, this is gonna be crazy. Look at that comparison though. That one looks so much more flaky and pretty. Yeah. Starbucks be bougie. Cheers. Here we go. Okay. Ew, I'm gonna spit it out. Oh, you don't like it? Uh-uh. Yeah. Mmm. Hold up. Ew. Let's bring it over here, coach. That is too much. That is too much chocolate. All right, here we go. Nutslops.  Nutslops. Nutslops. Dunkin' Donuts all the way with the chocolate croissant. Mmm. Dunkin' Donuts all the way. No, I like Starbucks'. Really? You like this stuff with like the least amount of flavor. I realize that. I'm more of like the sugar junkie. Yeah, this is good. Dang, bro. This is why I feel this way, okay? I feel like they odied it with the chocolate. I think that's why I like it. That has more flavor. Like, you literally bite into it and it's just straight Nutella. Like, you might as well take Nutella scoops and eat it like that. See, but the Starbucks one is more croissant than anything. Yeah, it's like more buttery, but you get that little hint of sweetness. That's so much better than like you're getting freaking punched with all the chocolate. I will say those Starbucks looks prettier, it's softer, but I gotta go overall taste. Dunkin' Donuts, 100%. That was good, though. But yeah, what are we gonna do with all these drinks? We might have to drop these off on my sisters, they'll take care of it. Yeah, I know, so we're gonna go and... We gotta go drop these off. My mom will probably take care of it too, but we can't drink all this stuff. I'm done. This is just for the video. I don't even... I feel gross after I eat this kind of stuff. I don't. I'm worth the weight loss. I'm itching right now. I kind of want to drink every single one. Oh my gosh, you're crazy. Especially the Mocha Cookie Crumble from Starbucks. That's his favorite, though. Well, no, not really. I more so get lattes from Starbucks. Oh, that's true. Yeah, but I mean, that is it for today's video, guys. If you guys want to see more food comparisons, like this restaurant comparing that restaurant or this place, that place, whatever, let us know down below. Smash that thumbs up button. It is now time for today's post notification shout-out. Today's post notification shout-out goes out to Emmanuel Velez. Shout-out to you, bro. Thank you so much for your love and support. If you guys want to post notification shout-out, all you guys gotta do is... Like, comment, share, and subscribe, and turn your post notification bell so you're notified whenever we post a new video. And with all that being said, we will catch you in the next video. Starbucks for the win.


Hello, Lone Fox family, welcome back to my channel. I'm so happy to have you here. I hope you guys are having a great Sunday so far. Today's video is just gonna be a little bit more of a casual one. My last upload was an intense Ikea, cane, woven, storage, TV unit transformation. If you guys did not see that video, I'll put it in a card up here because it was such an incredible project. I love the way that it turned out and I honestly cannot see myself getting rid of this for years. Like it is just perfect. But for today's video, we are gonna be talking about 10 decor hacks that I personally swear by, hacks, tips, tricks, just things that I personally use when designing and styling a room. And last but not least before jumping in, not only is there one new video today, there are actually two new videos. And some of you guys are like, where's the second video? Well, I actually am gonna be posting a second video to my channel today that is unlisted. So if you're watching this, you have access to the video. Basically, the second video is going to be linked at the top of the description box right down here. It's gonna be the first link. And this video is just going to be a nice casual little haul video where I share with you guys all the new items from my online store in person because a lot of the times I share them with you guys on Instagram stories or just randomly here and there. But to be completely honest, I never share my shop here on my YouTube channel ever. I've only ever talked about it a couple of times because I don't want anyone to feel like they're obligated to shop at my store. I don't want anyone to feel like I'm pressuring them to shop at my store or I'm pushing my products in their face. That's why I uploaded a second video today. So if you guys would like a second little video of me just kind of doing a haul style video sharing with you guys some new items from my online store including rugs, decor, lovely candles. Like this one, my favorite lavender candle in the entire world. There's just a lot of fun stuff. So you could check that out to the links at the top of the description box. But let's go ahead and jump right into today's video of decor hacks. My first little tip slash hack is one that you guys might already know because it's literally the entire preface of my entire channel. And that is to incorporate DIY or handmade decor into your spaces. I personally feel like you can always go to any shop and you can buy something that everyone else has. However, you can always create something that nobody else has, which I love. I think having original pieces of art or original pieces of decor in your space really make it feel like yourself and your own. So I highly suggest sitting down one day and just crafting up some decor for your room. The great thing about DIY as well is you can really match your very own color palette. You can add more texture when needed. Also over on my site, Lone Fox, I have an entire section that's designated to artisan goods that are handmade, which I really, really love. I'll link that section below for you guys because the goods are just handmade with love and they really, really show. I think they're incredible pieces and that's why I love having them on my site. And of course, you guys can find many DIY videos here on my channel sharing tons of different tutorials on projects from this big to humongous. Something I always get asked is how to fill a blank wall. Like what should I do with this wall, Drew? I get photos of people's walls all the time and I can't even see the whole room. They send me a wall and I'm like, you know what, you need to put a gallery wall there. And that is something I think everyone should do. And my mom always has come to me and she's like, I don't have a big enough piece of art to fill the space. Like I need something humongous for above my couch and she never really thought of the idea to create a gallery wall. She always just felt like she needed to have one big piece of art, which I feel like a lot of people think that way. They're very like, oh, I can only have one thing here. It needs to be big to take up the space. However, you can easily do 10 things there that are smaller, but cluster them together to fill up the space. I have a really great tip on how to create a gallery wall and that is to get a ton of artwork, a ton of framed prints you like. Definitely hit up your local thrift stores, go online. You could find really great inexpensive art prints on places like Etsy or Desenio or even my own website. I have a couple that I've designed myself and you could easily frame these art prints and then use a little bit of wrapping paper to create a template for your specific frame. Also add the hole where the nail's going to go. And once you have all of your templates created for all of your framed artwork, you can go over to a wall, use a little bit of tape, tape them up on the wall and move them around until you find a kind of setup that you personally like. And then when you're completely done, you already have your little nail hole on your template so you can easily nail right through the template, pull it off when you're done, hang up your gallery wall and you don't have to put a ton of holes in your wall by testing out the gallery styles throughout your space. So I just think that that gallery wall tip is super, super crucial and it's something I use every single time I create one. Something else I always, always, always get asked is how to hang curtains. And you guys, I will tell you right now when I first started doing interior design, if you will, like I always say I am not an interior designer, I am not trained in it, I just do it for fun here on YouTube and I like helping you guys out. But when it comes to curtains, there are a couple things that I have learned over the years. The first thing is that you wanna hang your curtains as high as you possibly can. The higher your curtains go, the more extended your wall is going to look and just the more grand your space is going to be. So if you have pretty short walls to start with, you're definitely going to wanna hang your curtains pretty high and just get a longer curtain that way it meets the floor. If you put the curtain rod right above the window and you don't put it higher up and there's like a large gap above the curtain rod in the ceiling, that can honestly just look very mediocre and I feel like a lot of people tend to do this, especially me. I know when I hung curtains a long time ago, I just thought it was supposed to go right above the window and you were good to go. However, just elevating it just a little bit higher almost to the ceiling really, really creates a very grand effect and I love the way that it looks. And something else that I personally do is if you have just one window on a wall and there isn't much space on the right and left side to do anything with or you don't have stuff to go there, for example, what I love doing is actually hanging the curtain rod as far as I can out that way when the curtains are open, they fill in those little random gaps on the sides of the windows. And again, it elevates your window but it also widens your window. Again, a 360 perfect combo for your windows is where it's at. Now jumping into a little bit of color theory here. So I love designing with contrasting colors. Contrasting colors are always really amazing. So if you guys remember my dining room makeover, I did that really, really dark navy wall but something that I did to kind of create a pop and just a little bit of interest in that space was incorporate some terra cotta planters within the navy wall because orange and blue are contrasting colors. And this does not mean you need to have some bright orange and some bright blue. As you guys can see here, I use a super, super dark unsaturated navy with a very dark kind of rustic unsaturated orange. And together they mesh perfectly but they really, really contrast and create a really nice visual interest. No pun intended. Now I'm gonna go ahead and pop up a color wheel on the screen for you guys. So how you're gonna read this is the color that you're looking at, for example, let's say you wanna design with a color yellow. Now the color opposite, the color yellow is a contrasting color. So let's just say you wanna go with like a marigold kind of sunflower yellow color but you wanna have a nice contrasting punch to the space. The contrasting color in this case is purple. So maybe including like an eggplant or an unsaturated purple tone could be nice. However, that kind of screams a little bit Lakers alongside red and green screen very Christmas. So sometimes it doesn't work because the eye tends to think Christmas or think Lakers or think this or that. However, you can get away with it sometimes in the terms of how I did with the navy and the rustic orange. So think about contrasting colors when you're adding them to spaces. Another question I get asked quite a bit is about rug size. Now rug size is totally determined on your personal space. So for a bedroom space, for example, I always think that the rug should go towards the end of the bed for sure. You never really want it going all the way up towards the top. It's just not aesthetically pleasing. So I like to put it about halfway underneath the bed at least and traditionally an eight by 10 rug is always perfect for really any bed size like a king bed or a queen bed. I actually have an eight by 10 rug under my full size bed. But if you do have a smaller size bed, you can definitely go with a five by eight which will save you a bit of money. If you like almost every living room typically needs a six by nine or an eight by 10 rug. Shameless plug, I have an entire line of rugs on my website now that are such incredible prices, you guys. They are amazing and they come in like five different sizes as well. I absolutely love them. So if you're looking for a new rug, definitely check that out. But for a living room, I traditionally think an eight by 10 rug is where it's at if you have the space for it because you're gonna want it to go a little bit underneath your couch. You're also gonna want any accent chairs to kind of rest on the edges of it.  Something you guys see me always, always, always design with whether it be faux or real is plants. I absolutely love plants and I think every single space always needs at least two plants. Like plants are where it's at. They really add life to a space. They add vibrancy. They just add a bit of airiness always. I think they're so perfect. You can literally hate the color green but you will never hate a plant in your space. Like something about plants are almost neutral. Like they're not even a color, green is not there. It's just perfection. So I think plants are amazing for any space and not only plants, but natural elements as well such as wicker, wood, stone, rattan, marble. There are tons of different natural elements that can just bring a little bit of the outdoors inside which I think is really, really crucial at almost. Just creates a bit of airiness inside your home. A super easy fix to anything is spray paint. This is amazing for any outdated decor, any thrifted decor, any decor you might not like anymore. That kind of rhymes. Grab a bottle of spray paint. I'm going to link some of my favorite spray paints in the description box for you guys below. I love the Rustoleum Matte Farmhouse Black. That's one of my favorite ones. As many of you guys know, I'm obsessed with the terracotta spray paint I recently found and I also have a couple of colors that I really, really love which I'll link those below for you guys. An easy coat of spray paint is such a great way to give new life to a old piece of decor. So for example, maybe you have this little figurine. You don't really like it anymore. Give it a coat of copper spray paint or brass spray paint and make it look more metalized. You can even use spray paint to update furniture pieces such as drawer poles on a dresser. I spray painted the white legs on my Ikea desk and made them matte black to match the mirror that I also spray painted from Ikea. Let's say you need a little bit more of this color in your room or a little bit more of that color. You could spray painted decor piece, plop it on the shelf and there you go. Rolling into our next little tip, this is one that I also love using and I think that it's super useful. It's practical and it's pretty and this is to add a mirror to a space. So let's just say, for example, you have a smaller bedroom or you have a room with only one window. Mirrors are really, really great at reflecting light or making a room appear larger than it actually is. So let's just say, for example, I had a window right here and I had nothing on this wall over here. Applying a mirror over on this wall is going to bounce the light from the window throughout the space and just make it appear brighter and airier and just overall a little bit nicer. Plus everyone could use a mirror because first of all, you can get a very decorative one which adds just a decorative element to your space and on top of that, you can use it to get ready, get dressed, whatever it might be. So it's practical, it's functional and it's pretty. Jumping into our second but last tip, this one's a little bit more one that you kind of have to think about when you look at your space. So it might be a little bit more challenging. However, I swear to you, it is not and this is to be decorate with odd numbers. That's part one of this. So let's just say you have a contour that you want to decorate on. You want to put some things on top of it. I always feel like clustering decors in like one, three, five, seven odd numbers. Typically just appears better on the eye. It just looks better in my opinion and also creating offset looks is really nice. So if you have one taller vase, don't get three tall vases.  And the second half of this tip which kind of relates back to the other one comes in when it comes to color and this is using the rule of thirds to decorate with color. So let's say you have a living room and your primary colors in there are really earth tone. So you have tans, browns, whites and blacks, so on and so forth, but you also have an accent color of let's just say rust orange. That's like your color and you like it in the space. You kind of want to create at least a triangle with your decor. So let's just say you have a throw pillow here. You have an accent chair that's rust orange here. You also want a vase maybe over on the TV console. That's also orange. That way you can kind of connect them all together and it looks a little bit more cohesive than having only one touch of orange in the space. So, and of course this tip does not have to apply to every single decor style or every single bedroom. However, if you are one that struggles with like color or adding to a space, that's a great tip to follow. However, that rule is always broken now and then by amazing designers. So I'm not going to say that it has to be followed for sure but if you are starting out, you might want to think about rule of thirds when it comes to adding color to a space. And our last and final hack of this video is soft goods go a long way. Now what exactly are soft goods? These are just honestly things that are soft. So things like throw pillows is actually an amazing a macrame throw pillow from my website. I freaking love these. Those are really, really great. You can just go all out with soft goods, throw blankets, curtains, wall hangings that might have like a macrame touch to them. Things like throw pillows, they're all really great to add to a space and it overall just makes the vibe a little bit cozier. So if you're looking at a room and you're like, this kind of just feels cold. It doesn't feel like an inviting space. Typically you need some more soft goods or some more texture in that space. So incorporating something like a chunky knitted blanket. This one was from my friend, Peony and Honey. She made this for me. It is so cozy and soft, but imagine this. This instantly elevates your couch, just makes it look a little bit more inviting and then a couple of throw pillows and you are good to go. But guys, I feel like I've been talking for a long time. I hope that you enjoyed this video and I definitely hope it can give you a couple of tips and tricks when it comes to decorating your space in the future, whether it be a living room, a bedroom, a dining room. Now do not forget that I posted a second video today. Again, it's going to be linked at the top of the description box below. It is just a casual little fun haul of all of the new items available on loanfox.com. And if you have not already checked out my online shop, it is loanfox.com. I'll link it below for you guys. I also have a blog over there that I post on at least once a week with additional content that you guys never even see here. I don't even think I've talked about my blog on the channel. That is how much I just am never self promoting myself. I don't know why I don't do it, but I just don't want you guys to think I'm like pushing things in your face. So if you would like to check it out, links are in the description box below, but I'm going to go ahead and catch you guys in my next video. Have an amazing rest of your day.  Bye guys.


So Marcel, I know you've worked with a lot of students in the past decade and When they approach you and they say, you know, I want to become a service designer I want to become a better service designer. What is the most important thing you tell them? What I What I try to tell them is to To think about impact and then reverse engineer your project And that's also with clients the other day last last spring we had one and we stated How we this company became a Human-centered organization in three years and it helps them to reverse engineer. Okay, then we need to do these 10 steps It's it's almost a copy of the moonshield Janice but reverse engineering a project because if you have experience and have done a few projects You know what you'll be heading into and You can like reverse engineer and build a project like that Think big and Act small Was this a helpful tip? Don't forget the click that like button down below and there are even more expert tips So if you'd like to take your service design skills to the next level be sure to check them out I would love to have you subscribe to the channel so we can keep bringing your new content in the future