Daniel Sanchez Griborio Loves Karate
About this episode
Daniel Sanchez Griborio discusses his lifelong love of karate and its impact on his life and career.
It’s time to wax on, wax off as Daniel Sanchez Griborio joins us to talk about his lifelong love of karate. He describes how his parents enrolled him at age five, and how the structure and rigor created a sense of belonging. Daniel explains karate's core philosophy of seeking perfection while understanding it's unattainable, and how focusing on incremental progress sustained him through five consecutive years of losing in the first round of nationals before finally winning at age 17. He talks about karate becoming an anchor and a reminder that "what you put in, you get out," shaping how he approaches everything from work to parenting. Guest Bio Daniel Sanchez Griborio (he/him) is a design leader at Scotiabank and a lead instructor in User Experience Design at BrainStation. With over 15 years of experience in various design roles, he has held positions such as Director of Product Design and Senior Manager of User Experience at Scotiabank, guiding the creation of user-centric digital banking solutions. Daniel has also contributed to organizations like The Felt Store and TD, where he has focused on enhancing design strategies and e-commerce experiences. He possesses a passion for…
People in this episode
Host: Guy Segal
Guest: Daniel Sanchez Griborio
Topics covered
- karate
- design
- personal growth
- philosophy
- user experience
- parenting
Keywords
- karate
- design leader
- user experience
- incremental progress
- personal development
- Scotiabank
- BrainStation
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Scotiabank, BrainStation, The Felt Store, TD
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