Naturally curious and observant, Linda found herself at the forefront of user interface design, when developers used to look for someone to “slap an interface on this thing” and the idea of designing for the user experience was just a glimmer in Don Norman’s eye. Once again, as a freelance independent contributor, Linda practiced a “say yes” philosophy that took her to many different industries and projects, especially as desktop applications and then the internet fostered eCommerce, smart phones arrived and organizations embraced agile methodologies. At each iteration of new technology, tools and operational methodologies, Linda found a way to embrace and harness them for her purpose of improving lives. Linda wants to inspire others to turn their attention to a more compassionate, conscious and conscientious way of conducting business. She is grateful that her road warrior days are over and can now settle in with a cup of chai and the company of her dogs to compile her perspectives into a book and a TedX talk. She looks forward to provoking thoughts through speaking engagements and consulting with business leaders to engender a world where capitalism can put people first and be profitable.