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@A_Silvers @inkblurt Amazon just launched in Sweden the other week and it pains me to my core. Pain. Invoking pain in others seems to be a tenet of WEIRD success.
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@Skolinkvisition Jag skulle gärna se den, eller inspelning av den, vid tillfälle.
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@inkblurt 💯 And we really do need to start shifting the consensus on what success means and feels like.
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@theredheadsaid I have never used a check in my life. True story.
@theredheadsaid The US, Singapore and China are check power users, but for most countries there has been a steep decline in the past two decades. I got a bank card when I was 16 in (1990) and have only ever used cash or cards since then. Or bank transfers…
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@theredheadsaid That the US even still uses checks never fails catch me by surprise.
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@theredheadsaid I wrote a lot of poetry in my teens. Sometimes I reminisce :)
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@deeped @fredrikwass @nilrod @sanasilb Rätt satsat! 💡 😃
The balance of knowing when to engage, and when to release, is at the core of human wellbeing.
Empathy fatigue and burnout is real. Find time to let go and self-care.
People are suffering. Stand up and fight with them.
Do both. Not one all the time.
Your body knows. Listen.
Some people do not get to choose. But if you can, experiment with finding your balance.
Sometimes the best thing you can do for someone who is fighting is to provide them with space to rest.
It's wondrous to understand that even if I can not fight intently I can offer support, cheer and space for those who are fighting - mitigating their fatigue, empowering their cause.
And yes, I used "self-care" as a verb on purpose. It should be a conscious action.
Used in a sentence:
"Go hither and self-care."
How you self-care will differ from others. Listen inwards.
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@wistikent @gunillaleffler @deeped @fredrikwass @asa_sandberg @uxpodcast @amybphd Vilket minne! Kul att det fastnade. Det var helt klart en av mina mest emotionella föreläsningar till dags dato. Glad att jag fick chansen.
@wistikent @gunillaleffler @deeped @fredrikwass @asa_sandberg @uxpodcast @amybphd Ditt avslut på dagen var exakt den reflektion och nedvarvning som publiken behövde. Nästan som att Deeped och Sarah designat hela grejen. 😊 De är grymma.
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@gunillaleffler @wistikent @deeped @fredrikwass @asa_sandberg @uxpodcast @amybphd Just den här intervjun var ju tyvärr inte med Åsa, mer på samma ämnesområde. Deeped och Sarah spelade in ljudet från dagen; min preso finns också som blogginlägg: axbom.blog/digital-omtank…
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@JesperBylund On my mind are design choices where one makes it difficult to abandon shopping carts or services (easy to join, hard to leave), or where tools are forced upon a worker or citizen with no other choice available (time reporting system, or downloading an app to pay for parking).
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@olaberg 'Freddy's coming for you' from the album Nightmare on Elm Street. ;)
Choice architecture is all we do,
What will you allow the other to choose?
All the options or just a few?
Will you permit a winning path, if it means you lose?
The dreams of others matter too.
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@wistikent @deeped @gunillaleffler @fredrikwass @asa_sandberg Ja, Åsa var jättebra! Undrar om yrkesrollen du tänkte på från början kanske var "behavioral psychologist" eller "behavioral engineer". Vi har ett avsnitt av @uxpodcast där vi intervjuar @amybphd som kanske är av intresse. uxpodcast.com/232-design-psy…
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@funnygodmother @RosenfeldMedia @amazon Yes!!
After just interviewing Anna Rosling Rönnlund about Factfulness this Musk tweet now embodies everything that is rotten in reckless sharing of uninformed deductions. x.com/emmabell42/sta…
He could also have - you know - talked to the nurse.
Just finished recording episode 250(!) of @UXPodcast with @beantin, and that makes me feel old! 😅
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@jonashyse @natmiletic BASIC. My first book:
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This is a good article on understanding margin of error in election polls.
pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016…