Dan Onufrishyn is a creative director and educator focused on helping people do meaningful work together. His work sits at the intersection of culture, leadership, and clarity.
URL: onufrishyn.com
Pronouns: He/Him
What is the thing you like doing most in the world?
Helping people find clarity together, especially in moments of uncertainty.
What is the first memory you have of being creative?
Taking a cabinet apart as a child. I was drawn to understanding how something worked.
What is your biggest regret?
Believing that confidence and clarity would arrive before action, instead of realizing they often come from action.
How have you gotten over heartbreak?
By paying attention to what it revealed. Heartbreak has a way of clarifying what matters.
What makes you cry?
Acts of care and moments of unexpected tenderness move me.
How long does the pride and joy of accomplishing something last for you?
Long enough to acknowledge the effort, then I let it go and move forward.
Do you believe in an afterlife, and if so, what does that look like to you?
I am not sure about an afterlife, but I believe deeply in legacy. What we build and how we show up for people outlasts us in very real ways.
What do you hate most about yourself?
My tendency to take on more than I need to.
What do you love most about yourself?
My instinct to step in and take responsibility when it matters.
What is your absolute favorite meal?
Any pie my mother bakes. So good!
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