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Oct 7, 2019

Everything is practice

How as little as 5 minutes a day can yield improvement, help you let go of perfection, and bring you more happiness.

Everything is practice

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Ian Stevens

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Jan 7, 2021

Are You Repelling Users With Your Product Design?

Your seemingly innocuous product design could be repelling or alienating underrepresented users. Make it better by adopting a more…

Are You Repelling Users With Your Product Design?

Ian Stevens

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Oct 14, 2020

Joanne McNeil’s Lurking serves as a warning for makers of digital products

“Induce anguish” and “increase anxiety” are usually not on a list of outcomes for any digital product. Even so, many social media products…

Joanne McNeil’s Lurking serves as a warning for makers of digital products

Ian Stevens

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Jun 2, 2020

Only you can stop confirmation bias

Confirmation bias leads us to hold false belief with a confidence greater than evidence can justify. Curbing it when making decisions…

Only you can stop confirmation bias

Ian Stevens

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Nov 4, 2019

How we’re steered towards false belief

Our brains do a pretty bad job of reasoning, and a great job of maintaining and strengthening false belief.

How we’re steered towards false belief

Ian Stevens

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Oct 21, 2019

Three reasons why we make bad decisions, and why it matters

How our brain’s tendency to selectively gather, interpret, and recall information makes us behave irrationally.

Three reasons why we make bad decisions, and why it matters

Ian Stevens

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Nov 12, 2018

For Great Products, Start With Why

I love finding the intent behind a rule, a concept, or even a mysterious part on a physical product. With that all-important question —…

For Great Products, Start With Why

Ian Stevens

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Product thinker: http://linkedin.com/in/istevens. Writer: https://ianstevens.ca/. Photographer: http://flickr.com/istevens. Tweets: https://twitter.com/istevens

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