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Stealing ideas doesn’t have to result in imposter syndrome. If anything, copying helps reveal our most authentic selves.
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Arguments should not aim to win, but instead, inspire a change of perspective
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Using laughter as the social relief valve your workplace deserves. Even when you didn’t intend it.
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Our attitude to complexity is what determines our autonomy.
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The Pursuit of Simplicity Only Serves to Manufacture Our Consent, Not Our Understanding.
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“Difficulty is what wakes up the genius” has become my mantra of 2020 (thanks Nassim Taleb). If that's true then what follows should be… Continue readi…
Dec 22, 2020CommentShare
No affiliate links. No financial incentives. Just a simple product manager’s own beautiful biases for the best picks of 2020.Things I loved in 2020. Il…
Dec 15, 2020CommentShare
What Are the Pros and Cons of Becoming Emotionally Attached to Your Project? Continue reading on UX Collective »
Nov 27, 2020CommentShare
The Product Manager’s Annual Report — a PoemThe Product Manager’s Annual Report. Illustration by author A product manager observes his screen glow As t…
Nov 1, 2020CommentShare
What we learned in bringing people within a large organisation closer together. Even when we all went remote Continue reading on UX Collective »
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