January 25, 2024

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“I realized that I could no longer wait for permission to keep moving forward. So, I took matters into my own hands.”

Feelings of insecurity were stopping illustrator and author Ashwin Chako from creating impactful work. In this talk peppered with playful illustrations, Ashwin shares his journey of following his dreams despite fear and self-doubt.

From clarifying goals to understanding your purpose, Ashwin offers several strategies for overcoming procrastination. Watch his talk for our Dublin chapter and you’ll learn how to embrace your quirks and “just start.”

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The best way to craft solid plans for your goals? Focus on your OKRs. Harvest explains.*

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Build your creative muscles with these fun inspiration exercises.

Yeah, ecom is cool, but have you ever seen these gorgeous IRL shops?

Every ship is painted with secret symbols.

The mystery of a dress from 1888 with coded messages in a hidden pocket.

Can a novel also be a visual work of art? Yes.

How to add animations to your social posts using photoshop.

Make better Instagram Reels with these tips.

Take this Imposter Syndrome quiz for tips on how to deal with it.**

Want to achieve your goals? Sign a contract with yourself.

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Timothy Goodman is an artist, graphic designer, muralist, author, and public speaker. He also uses Instagram to talk about his feelings.

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Asana in San Francisco is hiring a Product Designer to design and build new AI experiences for products and features.

Skillshare in Brazil is looking for a remote friendly Senior Product Designer to be a key contributor on product design.

Wistia in Cambridge is on the search for a Senior Product Designer to lead design for their webinar software.

Squarespace in New York is seeking a Content Marketing Manager to elevate Acuity Scheduling's brand presence and drive customer acquisition.

Understood in New York is hiring an Associate Editorial Director, Podcasts to lead editorial and creative development.

Decelera is seeking early-stage, impact-focused startups to join their free 10-day startup program in Menorca, Spain.

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