Simon Sinek
People don’t buy what you do, they buy why you do it. - Simon Sinek (Sinek, 2009, 4:39) Simon Sinek gives me such inspiration and optimism. I own almost all of his books and their audio versions as well. His TED Talk 2009 is significant; if you haven’
Establishing a personal learning network (PLN) via LinkedIn.
Tom Kelley
Do What You Love In the spirit of trying to pinpoint my life’s task. Based on the video featuring Tom Kelley, I would sum up my three circles, “good at, born to do, and pay you to do,” as follows (Kelley, 2008.) I am good at recognizing problems and
Tony Fadell
Tony Fadell’s journey, like that of the Wright Brothers, exemplifies how creative mastery, resilience through failure, and user-focused innovation can lead to groundbreaking entrepreneurial success.
Dr. Randy Pausch
A deeply emotional reflection on Dr. Pausch’s “Last Lecture” reveals powerful parallels with Mastery by Robert Greene, emphasizing resilience, childlike wonder, and the unexpected brilliance of serendipity.
A creative journey from exercise physiology to product design led to the pursuit of a master's in innovation and entrepreneurship to build a fitness app, blending past experience with new business knowledge.
Grit
This was an assignment to take assessments rating your Grit and Ambition scale. Then with the required reading from the book, Mastery, add in your thoughts and reflections.
Susan M Weinschenk
100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know About People by Susan M. Weinschenk Ph.D.
Susan M Weinschenk
100 Things Every Designer Needs To Know About People by Susan M. Weinschenk Ph.D.
100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know
100 Things Every Designer Needs To Know About People by Susan M. Weinschenk Ph.D.
Vy Alechnavicius
Building forward momentum! A theme that has been throughout this book so far is that you will have to continue learning about UX. You don’t want to be on the peak of Mt. Stupid; you also do not want to be in the valley of despair. The goal is
Vy Alechnavicius
“If you feel like an imposter, it’s probably because you are one. That’s not a bad thing!”