OCTÀGON DESIGN

About ten years ago there was a boy who was quite lost in the world. He was a staunch defender of the idea that people don't know anything about anything, and he used that as an excuse to have a completely carefree attitude about everything. His cell phones barely lasted two hot meals, he forgot to add ingredients to his sandwiches, and he never remembered where he had parked his moped. He always forgot things, even though he had clear goals. Goals that were unattainable due to his chaotic philosophy. His mother, fed up with worrying about whether he had forgotten to breathe, made him a journal. A planner he could use to orient himself. A tool capable of putting your actions and ideas in order. Without imposing a fixed way of working, she created a simple tool for him to establish the steps to follow. Now this guy is a trapeze artist, writes about light bulbs, and has a company that sells organic wigs. Although these are not conventional occupations, they are her life goals, and she was able to achieve them thanks to an agenda born of maternal despair. This agenda and its remarkable impact were crying out to be popularized. In this way, Octagon Design was born.