Mo Shafieeha
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Mo Shafieeha
3. Toys Toys are another essential part of edutainment. In addition to teaching, toys help develop practical skills. Toys allow children to explore their talents. Toys such as miniature musical instruments, legos, board games, animal and plant toys, Rubik's cube, etc. are effective ways to teach children. Collaboration and on-hand skills improve.
Sidrah • This is How Edutainment can be a Creative Solution to All Your Problems!
Tooling for DAOs and
- Set up a plan for putting your vision into action – break it down into practical steps that you can take every day.
- Think about obstacles you'll encounter so you don't get surprised. Use an app to help you track and reflect on your goals if you can't see them tangibly - or write about how you're doing along the way.
Andrew Huberman • Dr. Emily Balcetis: Tools for Setting & Achieving Goals
Providing real human value isn't a benchmark for business success. Instead, success is defined by speed, scale, and growth. This is deeply rooted in our culture of technology. It's easy to become swept along without realizing how far we have strayed from our original direction.
Jesse Weaver • Human-Centered Design Dies at Launch
product and
Stage 3: Emergent When UX maturity is emergent, organizations exhibit UX work in more teams, engage in some UX-related planning and may have UX budgets. The UX efforts are, however, small, unstable, and based on individual manager initiatives rather than organizational policies. Some teams that use several research and design methods and do... See more
Nielsen Norman Group • The 6 Levels of UX Maturity
Something magical happens when you create a business for a customer base you intrinsically understand! Treating yourself as your first customer can save you marketing costs, make sure you start with a solid product offering, and much more. Creating a solution to a problem without worrying about how you’re going to sell and market it can allow you... See more
Be Your Own Customer Before You Launch a Product | Entrepreneur
By understanding user needs, motivations, and such, product thinking allows us to pinpoint the product's primary function. The goal of product thinking is to design solutions users will actually buy in order to solve problems. When a product is created to solve a problem that does not exist for its users, it will become obsolete and have limited... See more
Chelsi N. • Enterprise Design Thinking- a new perspective
The Problem When Applied to DeFi dApps Even though DeFi is based on decentralized infrastructures (Ethereum), administrators can still tweak the code. It's common for companies to tweak code to get more transaction fees from Uniswap or Dy DX. Shareholders can leverage their negotiation power to get more value from the DeFi protocol when it grows... See more