How to Make a Kanban Board for Your Child

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Jared: I interviewed Laura Klein, and one of the last things she said to me was keep making new designers. It's so funny you say that because I have all these ideas of how I can apply UX to the way that I raised my child. Jared: You are designing a new designer right now as we speak. Think about it. And I would be surprised if your child does not follow in your footsteps. "I want to see a maternity journey map," Jessica says.

Jessica Ivins schools us on the critical value of a growth mindset in UX Design. She teaches us how to learn how to learn. She enlightens us as to why it’s always better to generalize before specializing. She reminds us introverts that we can only truly succeed by extroverting. She also reveals how the best tool recommendations can only come when it’s clear what one is trying to learn.

Personal Passions (5:18)
Origin Story (6:28)
Biggest Failure (12:52)
Introvert or Extrovert (17:10)
Awkward Testing Story (18:30)
Design Superpower (24:46)
Design Kryptonite (31:14)
Secret Identity (33:09)
Fights for Users (34:41)
Habit of Success (35:27)
Best Tips (37:15)
Invincible Resource (42:10)
Generalize Vs Specialize (44:18)
Recommended Book (47:36)
Your Why (51:57)
Best Advice (53:13)

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