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Living in a constant state of doing? Do you view success as a badge of honor? Are you realizing that this relentless pursuit of trophies and achievements is starting to cost you? Schedule a call to discuss achievements and future goals. https://lnkd.in/ejN6C5AT

What wins are you and your team celebrating this week? Stack your weekly wins, and start every meeting celebrating your wins for the week.

Fri(Reflection)day! Friday Reflection is a simple but powerful practice. For Friday's Reflection, think about your past week and identify three things going well and three things to improve. It’s a chance to celebrate your wins, no matter how small. It’s also a chance to figure out what’s not working for you. Have a wonderful day!

Fri(Reflection)day! Friday Reflection is a simple but powerful practice. For Friday's Reflection, think about your past week and identify three things going well and three things to improve. It’s a chance to celebrate your wins, no matter how small. It’s also a chance to figure out what’s not working for you. Have a wonderful day!

Boycott works with consistency

Fri(Reflection)day! Friday Reflection is a simple but powerful practice. For Friday's Reflection, think about your past week and identify three things going well and three things to improve. It’s a chance to celebrate your wins, no matter how small. It’s also a chance to figure out what’s not working for you. Have a wonderful day!

Your commitment to learn is what matter most.

Fri(Reflection)day! Friday Reflection is a simple but powerful practice. For Friday Reflection, simply think about your past week and identify three things going well and three things to improve. It’s a chance to celebrate your wins, no matter how small. It’s also a chance to figure out what’s not working for you. Have a wonderful day!

Fri(Reflection)day! Friday Reflection is a simple but powerful practice. For Friday's Reflection, think about your past week and identify three things going well and three things to improve. It’s a chance to celebrate your wins, no matter how small. It’s also a chance to figure out what’s not working for you. Have a wonderful day!

The recent quote I stumbled upon from Memorisely sparked a moment of reflection. I frequently question my design abilities, but this quote serves as a reassuring cue that growth takes time. The design realm is expansive, constantly presenting fresh insights. Therefore, I strive not to be overwhelmed but to progress steadily, embracing each step forward. When it comes to tackling new design knowledge, I'm a fan of immersion. I delve into tutorials, explore diverse design examples, and experiment extensively. It's all about that hands-on experience, gradually building upon what I know. How about you? What's your approach to mastering design concepts?