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Make Your Luck
1–2 minutesIf you aren’t following behavioral designer Nir Eyal, I highly recommend you do. He has written several books, and blogs regularly at ” the intersection of psychology, technology, and business”, which he calls behavioral design. I have found his material accessible and informative for my work projects and for my personal efforts to form healthier
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Farsighted
8–12 minutesRecent publications in behavioral economics (Blink, How We Decide, Thinking Fast and Slow) are largely lab-based studies. But reality is messier – key business decisions often have multiple complex considerations, and they are made by a small or medium-sized multi-disciplinary group. Johnson argues that we are better at considering the consequences of our actions than…
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Fearless Fund ruling
1–2 minutesDid you know that less than 1% of VC funds go to women of color? Why are we not hearing more about the Fearless Fund ruling – are we so afraid to speak out against injustice when we see it? Why are we not seeing more outrage that a law from the 1800s – originally
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The drywall knife
1–2 minutesI had an interesting piece come across my social media feed this week, it was called If the door’s locked, try the wall. The short piece on Tumblr is a reflection on Geoff Manaugh’s A Burglar’s Guide to the City, a book about jewelry thief Bill Mason. I found the piece very relatable – especially
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Experience Transformation
1–2 minutesCase Study Generated Demand and Fueled Growth with a New Offering The UX book of business was comprised of reacting to a high volume of small, repetitive UI engagements averaging $10K in size. My leadership and I evolved our operating model and created a strategic new offerings to proactively drive net fee growth. Company &
