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Look for new shows every month on A Whole New Level, where we have in-depth conversations with thought leaders about metabolic health.
🎙 What Ben Grynol and Alan McLean discuss:
(09:46) – More exploration time
(11:46) – The importance of subconscious design work
(14:09) – Help people give good feedback
(18:14) – Async evens the playing field
(24:19) – The value of Loom
(28:25) – You need interaction
(36:40) – Document and discuss
(41:21) – Critique is essential
(47:34) – Async isn’t for everyone
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