sagi shrieber

On our episode, all people experience difficulties of one type or another.  Some people have financial burdens and others deal with family problems.  What I love most about here is change - that we mutually support communities who use intuition and healing generously with one another to be each other’s guides.

 “Faith is holding on to God’s promises and finding your own fulfilled.”

Spiritual manifesting is when you're flowing, not forcing. It's different from goal-setting, because it's like you're co-creating with the universe.

Spiritual manifesting is a practice that uses the awareness that every ‘I’ is also part of a ‘we’ and that when we connect with this unified field in a conscious and directed manner, you change the world.

It’s the idea that you can bring anything you want into your life, through your thoughts and beliefs. You can practice manifesting to bring more love into your life, a romantic relationship, a great career — anything you are seeking is possible, but the catch is, you have to believe it.”

Topics discussed on the show:
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- How do you actually use manifestation in your own life to better your career, health, love life, goals or life experiences?

- What is the connection of faith and business?
- How are you spiritually? How are you as an individual?
- What is State management?
- How do you vibrate on a free certain high frequency? 
 
Experiences have the purpose you give them and purpose is one of the most powerful indicators of everything from happiness to longevity. 

Please help us get started. Please tap your peers on the shoulder and encourage them to listen and share. This Evolution Podcast channel will include content that you won’t be able to access anywhere else, more in-depth and definitely a promise of all possibilities. We don’t want anyone missing out on any big announcements or updates we share through this new channel.

Stay updated and check Evolution Podcast , share and rate us wherever you listen. And check out more content from us soon! Peace!

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Where to find Mr. J (Terrance X Johnson)
- Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/terrance-johnson-271812149/
-TXJohnson: The Man You Need To Meet: https://txjohnson.com/

Where to find Ethan Heisey
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ethan.heisey
- Exponential Freedom: https://www.exponentialfreedom.net/

Where to find Sagi Shrieber
- Sagi Shrieber: https://sagishrieber.com/
- Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sagishrieber/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sagishrieber/
- Spotify: http://sagishrieber.com/spotify​​
- on iTunes: http://sagishrieber.com/itunes​​
- Stitcher: http://sagishrieber.com/stitcher​​
Check out the Commit First Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/commit.first​​
If you want to stay up to date with my posts and values, follow my Instagram account too: https://www.instagram.com​​/sagishrieber

Evolution Podcast is finally here!
 
We’re excited to be part of this digital growth and I am thrilled and excited to be joining with Mr. Terrance X Johnson and Ethan Heisey in sharing knowledge and how spirituality plays an important role in our lives. 
 
We come together to fulfill our desire to help more people by sharing our thoughts, life experiences, and values so that we can all see the possibilities and start seeing people manifesting their goals in life.

Plus! What we want is to truly make an impact on everyone's life, the young, the old, and everyone in between to show them that you deserve to be successful, that you will be successful! This knowledge should be consumed by the masses. 

Ethan and I have our weekly sessions with Mr. J, as a mentor. BUT that's not enough for the world, right? We don't want to keep it all up for ourselves. 

Mr. Terrance X Johnson who also believe that, at this stage in life, it's all about giving back. He is mentor and the founder of TCJ AeroTech, the first African-American drone technology company based in the US, Mr. J aims to help various people, businesses and endeavors prosper by applying the use of drones to our everyday lives. The company strives hard to ideally provide the world with various innovations around drone technology in fields such as personal and commercial transportation, aerial surveillance, construction, and many more.

Together with Ethan Heisey who is running a financial firm and another business called exponential freedom where it's a group of entrepreneurs who come to listen to various successful entrepreneurs, speak about how they became successful too.

These days, there were a lot of issues and challenges we're facing as a society, as a civilization. 
Life can possibly be easier and lighter when us here can just bring up and spread good vibes, a good energy, a great deal of knowledge and practical wisdom that will give you tangible results, not pine and sky, but things that you can literally do and truly will help you in your life.

Obviously, I'm just very passionate about saying that people can win and become successful and I am telling them the truth. 

Being persistent, determined and confident with all of these things really do matter. They're just not empty words. So, I would hope that people would listen to because maybe God or higher consciousness for so many people subscribed to so many different belief systems would guide them if you will, if it would be beneficial to them.

We want it to spread it through as many entrepreneurs as possible, as many people in the world as possible. Mr. J here has such an amazing message out and that’s the kind of our purpose to share with everyone. Because I know we're going to wrap this up here, but we're super excited about this podcast that we have.

"Regardless of what you see in the world. And a lot of it can look terrible. Remember at all times to never really ever alone that your mind is the gateway."
- Terrance X Johnson

 Please help us get started. Please tap your peers on the shoulder and encourage them to listen and share. This Evolution Podcast channel will include content that you won’t be able to access anywhere else, more in-depth and definitely a promise of all possibilities. We don’t want anyone missing out on any big announcements or updates we share through this new channel.

Stay updated and check Evolution Podcast , share and rate us wherever you listen. And check out more content from us soon! Peace!

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Where to find Mr. J (Terrance X Johnson)
- Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/terrance-johnson-271812149/
-TXJohnson: The Man You Need To Meet: https://txjohnson.com/

Where to find Ethan Heisey
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ethan.heisey
- Exponential Freedom: https://www.exponentialfreedom.net/

Where to find Sagi Shrieber
- Sagi Shrieber: https://sagishrieber.com/
- Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sagishrieber/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sagishrieber/
- Spotify: http://sagishrieber.com/spotify​​
- on iTunes: http://sagishrieber.com/itunes​​
- Stitcher: http://sagishrieber.com/stitcher​​
Check out the Commit First Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/commit.first​​
If you want to stay up to date with my posts and values, follow my Instagram account too: https://www.instagram.com​​/sagishrieber

Sagi Shrieber on The Commit First Podcast Presents:

How to Manifest your Goals with The Law of Attraction (w/Joni Rae)

You can also find the show in audio, on your favorite podcasting app:
- Spotify: http://sagishrieber.com/spotify​​
-  on iTunes: http://sagishrieber.com/itunes​​
- Stitcher: http://sagishrieber.com/stitcher​​
Check out the Commit First Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/commit.first​​

Join our WhatsApp community!: https://chat.whatsapp.com/JNE8exuBCDtAm7R9qZYmbk

If you want to stay up to date with my posts and values, follow my Instagram account too: https://www.instagram.com​​/sagishrieber

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Episode 117: How to Manifest your Goals with The Law of Attraction (w/Joni Rae)

On this week's episode, I am grateful to finally have Joni Rae with us at the Commit First Podcast. 
Joni Rae is the founder of The Mindset Group, a boutique leadership development firm that exists to align people and teams, they offer interactive and experiential seminars, coaching programs, and corporate workshops and consulting. Their team has helped hundreds of clients go from overwhelm and chaos to clarity and sustainability.  She's with us to explain and tell us more about the Law of Attraction and how Living in Alignment works.

Working with the law of attraction to manifest your dreams may sound straightforward, but it actually involves careful intention, action, and a degree of surrender. This principle suggests that empty space cannot truly exist, and always needs to be filled by something. As such, it's important to make space for positive change in your life by clearing out negativity.
It tells us that there will always be things to be unhappy about if you look for them, but rather than dwelling on things that are going wrong, finding ways to make things better - is fundamental to shifting your reality into one that attracts what you desire.

That's not to say you can't acknowledge negativity or feel emotions related to it. Rather, it's about doing what you can at the moment to improve any negative situation and letting the rest go. This follows living in alignment with your goals and taking the necessary steps to bring them to life.

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Topics discussed on the show:
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How to apply The Law of Attraction in your life?
Let's talk about Ego!
How do we let go of our Ego?
How to treat people in a different view?
Identifying feelings
How Meditation Can Help You?
How to be the happy version of yourself?
Joni Rae's Mantras
Joni Rae's Routine

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Links mentioned:
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Abraham Hicks- LAW OF ATTRACTION (https://www.abraham-hicks.com/)

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Where to find Joni
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LIVING IN ALIGNMENT WITH JONI RAE (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-living-in-alignment-with-joni-rae-podcast/id1474698078)

THE LIVING IN ALIGNMENT WITH JONI RAE PODCAST (https://open.spotify.com/show/7wfGQFmLvCD9lETVkzqH73?si=d4a94ee1110c4284)

Her Website(s):
https://www.themindsetgroup.com/
https://www.mindsetwithjoni.com/

YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2-Nwul2YSECs4YdkB8F_uQ/videos)

Available on http://creativepreneur.show

Hey everybody!

After already having recorded 14 episodes interviewing some of the most successful creative entrepreneurs I know - I thought this was time to make the much-needed intro episode to the show 🙂

In this episode, I share my story, my journey, and what brought me to launching this community in the first place.

I talk about my previous podcasts and communities, about my failures and successes, and about the meaning of the name Mindful & Ruthless.

Enjoy this episode. Enjoy the show. Be Mindful & Ruthless!

Enjoy! And don’t forget to subscribe to the show if you haven’t yet (on iTunes, Youtube, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app).

Find all shownotes and links from this talk on https://sagishrieber.com/podcast.

Episode #35: Ran Segall

We are super excited to have with us today the inspiring Ran Segall - a full stack designer, a creator, and a vlogger. Ran started out as a designer, working with startups to create great products & brands. For the past 5 years, his been freelancing with 3-5 clients at any given time, and also, he's been sharing his journey on his youtube channel called 

Flux and has over 40,000 followers. 

He believes in constant learning and sharing knowledge, he was running the Nu-School - which was an online hub for people to learn freelancing and design, and later on, he built a product company called Prospero - a service for freelancers to create online proposals.

In this episode, Ran shared his amazing insights and knowledge on freelancing, value-based pricing, learning new skills, networking, putting yourself out there, achieving your goals and aiming higher.

This is the tenth episode of the third season of the Hacking UI podcast - 'Scaling a Career'.

In this season we have 10 amazing guests for you, who are leaders and influencers from a variety of different backgrounds. Design managers, development leaders, entrepreneurs and product geniuses that we admire, and we'll be sharing a new episode every Thursday.

Please support our amazing sponsors

Invision:

This episode is brought to you by Invision, an amazing product design platform that you probably already know about.

The education team over at Invision created a magnificent source of quality learning material for product designers. On DesignBetter.Co  you’ll find interviews with dozens of leading designers from companies like Google, Airbnb, Netflix, Facebook, Slack and more.

Discover the design practices that they use that will help you to transform your organization and create better products. Also, you can subscribe to their amazing podcast, read one the four free books they published and put together for you and also, be sure to check out their one of a kind workshops for designers.

Start designing better →

Freshbooks:

Freshbooks is the perfect accounting software for freelance designers and developers or creative entrepreneurs with a small business. They have some really powerful features like integration with stripe, expense tracking and a customer support team who actually works with you to find the perfect solution. If you’re looking to get some understanding of your business and keep track of things without wasting hours of your time, then this is exactly what you need.

Try it free for 30 days →

Links from the show

• Ran's website - ransegall.com
• His service for freelancers to create online proposals - Prospero
• His Youtube Channel - Flux
• Twitter - @ransegall

Recommendations for books & apps

• Recommendations for gear & books on Ran Segall's website
• The 7 habits of highly effective people - By Stephen R. Covey
• Design is a job - By Mike Montiero
• The 10x Rule - By Grant Cardone
• Radical Candor - By Kim Scott
• Toggle - (for tracking time)
• Audible - (for audio-books)
• Coda - (for managing projects)

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Show your love #1 - Talk: Talk about it with friends and get the word out! We started this podcast in order to learn and would love to see others learn from it too. 

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Key points from this episode:

• Learn about Ran’s background as a designer and how he developed himself into freelancing, building his own brand, vlogging and running his own businesses and company. [00:04:00]
• Learn about Prospero - his service for freelancers to create online proposals. [00:06:20]
• Ran shares his interesting insights about doing what you love, learning skills that will make you more valuable, and how every project is contributing to your success. [00:09:10]
• Find out why and how working with other people, networking, putting yourself out there to the world will help you to reach your true potential, and being successful in any career. [00:13:00]
• Ran shares his process with freelancing and how he manages dealing with all of his projects. [00:17:00]
• Learn about the 10x rule and how to push your goals higher and take massive action. [00:19:00]
• Learn about freelancing, pricing and how to work with value-based pricing. [00:27:20]
• Ran shares his methodology on talking with clients, startups and how to price according to the value that they get. [00:32:15]
• Find out how to measure the success of your work with clients and how to understand what they really value. [00:35:20]
• Get tips! for anyone who is just starting out in freelancing, and tips for designers who want to start vlogging. [00:40:20]
• The lightning round - get inspiring tips & recommendations from Ran, for ambitious achievers. [00:44:10]

About The Hacking UI Podcast The Hacking UI podcast is hosted by Sagi Shrieber and David Tintner, a designer, and developer who are also both entrepreneurs, bloggers, productivity/time-hacking maniacs, and all around tech geeks. 

We are thrilled to launch the third season of the Hacking UI podcast, where we hack our way through product design, development, and creative entrepreneurship.

Our first season, was called ‘Scaling a Design Team’, the Second season was called ‘Scaling a Side Project’ and we’ve decided to call this season -...

Episode #34: David Kadavy

We are thrilled to have with us today the amazing David Kadavy - Bestselling author of The Heart to Start & Design For Hackers, a creative entrepreneur, and host of Love your Work Podcast. David started out as a curious web designer, working with startups and freelancing, he wanted to figure out a way to design smarter, for code, so he wrote about it in order to learn, and that eventually got him to write 

Design for Hackers and teaching others along the way. 

Later on, he got the writing and self-publishing bug and wrote his bestselling book of The Heart to Start and How to write a book, which got him to rethink what books are today in this new digital age, and how we can learn from that and use it to our advantage.

In this episode, David shared his inspiring perspectives and insights on self-publishing, connecting with our curiosity, creative resistance, forming habits and setting priorities for our goals. Wheather you're a creative, an entrepreneur, marketer or just starting out - this episode will give you tons of value and knowledge to reach your goals.

This is the ninth episode of the third season of the Hacking UI podcast - 'Scaling a Career'.

In this season we have 10 amazing guests for you, who are leaders and influencers from a variety of different backgrounds. Design managers, development leaders, entrepreneurs and product geniuses that we admire, and we'll be sharing a new episode every Thursday.

Attention! A very special announcement

This episode is different than any other episode we’ve done so far, because, besides being recorded for audio, this was also transmitted as a Facebook LIVE interview to a closed Facebook group of creative entrepreneurs called - Mindful and Ruthless - where I (Sagi), personally interview experts about building personal brands, online businesses, passive revenue streams, and much more!

So, if you liked the episode and the Hacking UI Podcast, I would LOVE to invite you to join  - “Mindful and Ruthless” on Facebook, where I’ll be launching a series of these kinds of interviews on FB LIVE videos once a week, and also, I’m happy to announce that this will be my new podcast!

So if you’re a creative entrepreneur and you’re interested in online marketing, building a personal brand and an online business, generating passive income and building an online presence in general - then I think you’ll feel right a home and would love the group and its content.

Check out this episode LIVE VIDEO on Facebook →

JOIN the Mindful and Ruthless community →

Please support our amazing sponsors

Invision:

This episode is brought to you by Invision, an amazing product design platform that you probably already know about.

The education team over at Invision created a magnificent source of quality learning material for product designers. On DesignBetter.Co  you’ll find interviews with dozens of leading designers from companies like Google, Airbnb, Netflix, Facebook, Slack and more.

Discover the design practices that they use that will help you to transform your organization and create better products. Also, you can subscribe to their amazing podcast, read one the four free books they published and put together for you and also, be sure to check out their one of a kind workshops for designers.

Start designing better →

Freshbooks:

Freshbooks is the perfect accounting software for freelance designers and developers or creative entrepreneurs with a small business. They have some really powerful features like integration with stripe, expense tracking and a customer support team who actually works with you to find the perfect solution. If you’re looking to get some understanding of your business and keep track of things without wasting hours of your time, then this is exactly what you need.

Try it free for 30 days →

Links from the show

• David's Blog - kadavy.net 
• His Podcast - Love Your Work (Be sure to check out episode 77)
• Get a free course on design - Design for Hackers
• His Books - Design for Hackers, The Heart To Start, & How to Write a Book
• Twitter - @kadavy
• On Facebook - Kadavy Author, Design for hackers
• Seth Godin's new Podcast - Akimbo 
• Tools for marketing - Active Campaign, Convert Kit, Amazon AMS Ads 
• A group of creative entrepreneurs and my new podcast (with LIVE expert interviews) - Mindful and Ruthless

I Love this podcast - now what?

Show your love #1 - Talk: Talk about it with friends and get the word out! We started this podcast in order to learn and would love to see others learn from it too. 

Show your love #2 - Leave a review: Review us on iTunes and tell us which guest you'd like us to bring on the show next. When you review us it lets us know that you like the show and that we should keep doing it. Check out the following image, which describes exactly how to leave a review in one minute.

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Episode #33: Yasmine Evjen It is our pleasure to present to you the inspiring Yasmine Evjen (that's ev-Yan) - Design Advocate at Google, a storyteller and (previously) a Co-host at 

Material Podcast - a podcast all about Google and Android. 

Yasmine started out as a front-end developer and a web designer, doing freelance work, working in agencies that allowed her to work in startups. That led her to turn to interaction design, and eventually evolving into UX design and Product Design.

Little did she know back then, that her passion for Android and Material Design will eventually get her the perfect role for her - A Design Advocate at Google. She's was a design advocate before she even knew it.

Just Recently, she announced that she'll be joining the Design Relations team at Google, also as a Design Advocate.

In this episode, Yasmine shared her interesting story and inspiring insights, whether you're starting out or not, this episode will give you tons of value.

This is the eighth episode of the third season of the Hacking UI podcast - 'Scaling a Career'.

In this season we have 10 amazing guests for you, who are leaders and influencers from a variety of different backgrounds. Design managers, development leaders, entrepreneurs and product geniuses that we admire, and we'll be sharing a new episode every Thursday.

Please support our amazing sponsors

Invision:

This episode is brought to you by Invision, an amazing product design platform that you probably already know about.

The education team over at Invision created a magnificent source of quality learning material for product designers. On DesignBetter.Co  you’ll find interviews with dozens of leading designers from companies like Google, Airbnb, Netflix, Facebook, Slack and more.

Discover the design practices that they use that will help you to transform your organization and create better products. Also, you can subscribe to their amazing podcast, read one the four free books they published and put together for you and also, be sure to check out their one of a kind workshops for designers.

Start designing better →

Freshbooks:

Freshbooks is the perfect accounting software for freelance designers and developers or creative entrepreneurs with a small business. They have some really powerful features like integration with stripe, expense tracking and a customer support team who actually works with you to find the perfect solution. If you’re looking to get some understanding of your business and keep track of things without wasting hours of your time, then this is exactly what you need.

Try it free for 30 days →

Links from the show

• Yasmine's Twitter - @Yasmine_Evjen
• Material Design - material.io (Also, Check out their amazing tools)
• Material Gallery
• Material Podcast
• Method Podcast - Hosted by Interaction Designer Aidan Simpson, giving listeners an inside look at their journeys and design choices.
• Design Notes - A podcast about creative work and what it teaches us, hosted by Google’s Liam Spradlin.

I Love this podcast - now what?

Show your love #1 - Talk: Talk about it with friends and get the word out! We started this podcast in order to learn and would love to see others learn from it too. 

Show your love #2 - Leave a review: Review us on iTunes and tell us which guest you'd like us to bring on the show next. When you review us it lets us know that you like the show and that we should keep doing it. Check out the following image, which describes exactly how to leave a review in one minute.

Show your love #3 - Share: Share this page on Twitter, Facebook, or wherever you can :)

Key points from this episode:

• Learn about Yasmine’s background as a designer and how she became a design advocate at Google. [00:05:28] 
• Find out what excited her the most back in the days in terms of the work itself. [00:10:00] 
• Learn about designers skills set, storytelling, marketing, self-promotion and selling, and why it is important for designers to learn how to do that. [00:11:00]
• Yasmine shares on how she started with Google and started her own podcast. [00:13:46]
• Learn how Yasmine's passion for Android and Google got her the perfect role for her. [00:19:00]
• Understand how reaching out to people can help you to move forward, and how she did so at Google io and moved forward from that.[00:20:00]
• Learn about the Material podcast - tech podcast about google and android, how she was perfect for bringing the design aspect to it, and how it influenced her career. [00:23:00]
• Find out how Yasmine got to Google and how design sprints excite her. [00:25:20]
• Yasmine shares on her role at Google as a Design Advocate, and shares some interesting insights on that role. [00:34:20]
• Discover what excites Yasmine the most in her current job, and the importance of building unified systems. [00:35:10]
• Learn about Google's gallery, how is it different and help with design and development handoff, communication and collaboration. [00:41:20]
• The lightning round - get inspiring tips from Yasmine, for designers that are starting out. [00:46:20]

About The Hacking UI Podcast The Hacking UI podcast is hosted by Sagi Shrieber and David Tintner, a designer, and developer who are also both entrepreneurs, bloggers, productivity/time-hacking maniacs, and all around tech geeks. 

We are thrilled to launch the third season of the Hacking UI podcast, where we hack our way through product design, development, and creative entrepreneurship.

Our first season, was called ‘Scaling a Design Team’, the Second season was called ‘Scaling a Side Project’ and we’ve decided to call this season - ‘Scaling a Career’.

In this season we have 10 amazing guests for you, who are leaders and influencers from a variety of different backgrounds. We have design managers, development leaders, entrepreneurs and product geniuses.

Episode #32: Quincy Larson Today we had the pleasure of talking to Quincy Larson - Founder and educator at "

freeCodeCamp", where you can learn to code completely for free. 

Quincy started out as a teacher and a developer, driven by the 'pay it forward' mentality, and helping others to succeed. He also has a background in journalism, which had him passionate about writing and creating content, to share it openly with the world.

Also, freeCodeCamp is an open source community, which is empowered by positive energy and empathy, has more than a million users and learners around the globe and also, it runs Medium’s largest technical publication. If you write about development, design, or data science — and are looking for an audience — this is a good place to get published and 'borrow' an audience of more than 1 million users.

In this episode, Quincy shared his insights on focusing passionately on one field, building communities and free education to everyone, on a scale that impacts the world massively even 20 years from now.

This is the seventh episode of the third season of the Hacking UI podcast - 'Scaling a Career'.

In this season we have 10 amazing guests for you, who are leaders and influencers from a variety of different backgrounds. Design managers, development leaders, entrepreneurs and product geniuses that we admire, and we'll be sharing a new episode every Thursday.

Please support our amazing sponsors

Invision:

This episode is brought to you by Invision, an amazing product design platform that you probably already know about.

The education team over at Invision created a magnificent source of quality learning material for product designers. On DesignBetter.Co  you’ll find interviews with dozens of leading designers from companies like Google, Airbnb, Netflix, Facebook, Slack and more.

Discover the design practices that they use that will help you to transform your organization and create better products. Also, you can subscribe to their amazing podcast, read one the four free books they published and put together for you and also, be sure to check out their one of a kind workshops for designers.

Start designing better →

Freshbooks:

Freshbooks is the perfect accounting software for freelance designers and developers or creative entrepreneurs with a small business. They have some really powerful features like integration with stripe, expense tracking and a customer support team who actually works with you to find the perfect solution. If you’re looking to get some understanding of your business and keep track of things without wasting hours of your time, then this is exactly what you need.

Try it free for 30 days →

Links from the show

• Learn to code for free - freeCodeCamp.org
• A handful free Guide to get published on Medium.
• Twitter - @ossia

I Love this podcast - now what?

Show your love #1 - Talk: Talk about it with friends and get the word out! We started this podcast in order to learn and would love to see others learn from it too. 

Show your love #2 - Leave a review: Review us on iTunes and tell us which guest you'd like us to bring on the show next. When you review us it lets us know that you like the show and that we should keep doing it. Check out the following image, which describes exactly how to leave a review in one minute.

Show your love #3 - Share: Share this page on Twitter, Facebook, or wherever you can :)

Key points from this episode:

• Learn about what Quincy is doing and what is freeCodeCamp.  [00:03:31]
• Find out how freeCode camp is powered by positive energy and empathy,  and how that engage more than a million users to contribute and help each other, for free. [00:04:50]
• Learn about how the organization is structured. [00:09:47]
• Quincy shares his insights on promotion, marketing, writing and growing.  [00:12:52]
• Find out what is the strategy of a long-term vision planning. [00:21:33]
• Learn about how the organization is focused on web development, and helping adults with technology. [00:25:19]
• Understand education and the value of it, and how you don't have to get a masters degree in order to develop yourself. [00:27:00]
• Get tips for the best way to get yourself a career in the field. [00:27:00]
• Learn about the community and how they help campers to engage with each other. [00:31:93]
• Find out how to build communities and audiences through writing. [00:35:00]
• Understand the process of writing in publication and how that process works (See 'freeCodeCamp publication guide' in the show links). [00:36:25]
• Quincy shares on how they got their big breakthrough and about focusing very passionately on one field. [00:40:00]
• Thoughts and insights about success and tips from Quincy. [00:45:50]

About The Hacking UI Podcast The Hacking UI podcast is hosted by Sagi Shrieber and David Tintner, a designer, and developer who are also both entrepreneurs, bloggers, productivity/time-hacking maniacs, and all around tech geeks. 

We are thrilled to launch the third season of the Hacking UI podcast, where we hack our way through product design, development, and creative entrepreneurship.

Our first season, was called ‘Scaling a Design Team’, the Second season was called ‘Scaling a Side Project’ and we’ve decided to call this season - ‘Scaling a Career’.

In this season we have 10 amazing guests for you, who are leaders and influencers from a variety of different backgrounds. We have design managers, development leaders, entrepreneurs and product geniuses.

Episode #31: Brad Frost We are honored to have with us today, the inspiring Brad Frost, Founder and inventor of the "

Atomic Design" system. 

Brad started as a web designer, came out through the agency world, doing client work, started a shop, and eventually found himself also consulting for teams, doing workshops, writing a blog and hosting a podcast.

Besides being a web designer, a developer, an Author and a Host, Brad's background as a musician also connects with his work, and why he believes in the notes and the rules that make all the piece together.

In this episode, Brad shared with us his thoughts and insights about how to build a design system and a development collaborative work, and how to implement that thinking in your organization.

This is the sixth episode of the third season of the Hacking UI podcast - 'Scaling a Career'.

In this season we have 10 amazing guests for you, who are leaders and influencers from a variety of different backgrounds. Design managers, development leaders, entrepreneurs and product geniuses that we admire, and we'll be sharing a new episode every Thursday.

Please support our amazing sponsors

Invision:

This episode is brought to you by Invision, an amazing product design platform that you probably already know about.

The education team over at Invision created a magnificent source of quality learning material for product designers. On DesignBetter.Co  you’ll find interviews with dozens of leading designers from companies like Google, Airbnb, Netflix, Facebook, Slack and more.

Discover the design practices that they use that will help you to transform your organization and create better products. Also, you can subscribe to their amazing podcast, read one the four free books they published and put together for you and also, be sure to check out their one of a kind workshops for designers.

Start designing better →

Freshbooks:

Freshbooks is the perfect accounting software for freelance designers and developers or creative entrepreneurs with a small business. They have some really powerful features like integration with stripe, expense tracking and a customer support team who actually works with you to find the perfect solution. If you’re looking to get some understanding of your business and keep track of things without wasting hours of your time, then this is exactly what you need.

Try it free for 30 days →

Links from the show

• Brad's Website - BradFrost.com
• His book - Atomic Design 
• Twitter - @Brad_Frost

Recommendations for podcasts and tools

• Anna Debenham and Brad Frost - 'The Style Guide Podcast'
• Dave Rupert and Chris Coyier - 'Shop Talk Show'
• Website Style Guide Resources - Styleguides.io
• Build Atomic Design Systems - Pattern Lab

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Key points from this episode:

• Learn about Brad's background and how he started as a web designer. [00:04:15]
• Get tips for managing time and help you to get into habits. [00:08:55]
• Understand the value of self-promotion and doing stuff for free. [00:10:40]
• Find out how Brad got to writing the Atomic Design book. [00:15:50]
• Brad shares his framework and guidelines for taking decisions to breakthrough and navigating your career.  [00:17:10]
• Find out about Brad's work and what he cannot wait to do. [00:26:27]
• Learn about how Brad built his website and the process of doing it all in the browser with pattern lab. [00:25:10]
• Understand the medium in which you are designing for, coding and its constraints.  [00:28:28]
• Learn about thinking of UI as a hierarchy, and how atomic design breaks things down. [00:32:07]
• Learn about structural prep work, and about thinking and understanding components and hierarchy when you take a project from a developer perspective. [00:38:00]
• Get Bits of Advice for companies that have problems with the separation from design and the development collaboration. [00:46:00]
• Understand design systems and how to build a design and development collaborative work. [00:52:10]
• Tips for Designers and freelancers who starting out. [00:55:00]
• Brad shares his recommendations for podcasts and his favorite tools. [00:56:20]

About The Hacking UI Podcast The Hacking UI podcast is hosted by Sagi Shrieber and David Tintner, a designer, and developer who are also both entrepreneurs, bloggers, productivity/time-hacking maniacs, and all around tech geeks. 

We are thrilled to launch the third season of the Hacking UI podcast, where we hack our way through product design, development, and creative entrepreneurship.

Our first season, was called ‘Scaling a Design Team’, the Second season was called ‘Scaling a Side Project’ and we’ve decided to call this season - ‘Scaling a Career’.

In this season we have 10 amazing guests for you, who are leaders and influencers from a variety of different backgrounds. We have design managers, development leaders, entrepreneurs and product geniuses.

Episode #30: Jason Ogle Our guest today is a fellow podcaster, the amazing Jason Ogle, Founder and host of 

UserDefenders.com podcast, where he creates and shares inspiring interviews with UX superheroes. 

Jason started as a designer and a developer in the 90s, and he believes in what's called "The Beginner's Mindset", which means that you're going to have that student mindset and keep on learning basically forever.

Besides being a product designer and a podcaster, Jason also writes on Medium, where he shares inspiring articles that fight for the users.

In this episode, Jason shared with us his thoughts and insights about how to become an influencer through personal growth and giving back to the community at the same time.

This is the fifth episode of the third season of the Hacking UI podcast - 'Scaling a Career'.

In this season we have 10 amazing guests for you, who are leaders and influencers from a variety of different backgrounds. Design managers, development leaders, entrepreneurs and product geniuses that we admire, and we'll be sharing a new episode every Thursday.

Please support our amazing sponsors

Invision:

This episode is brought to you by Invision, an amazing product design platform that you probably already know about.

The education team over at Invision created a magnificent source of quality learning material for product designers. On DesignBetter.Co  you’ll find interviews with dozens of leading designers from companies like Google, Airbnb, Netflix, Facebook, Slack and more.

Discover the design practices that they use that will help you to transform your organization and create better products. Also, you can subscribe to their amazing podcast, read one the four free books they published and put together for you and also, be sure to check out their one of a kind workshops for designers.

Start designing better →

Freshbooks:

Freshbooks is the perfect accounting software for freelance designers and developers or creative entrepreneurs with a small business. They have some really powerful features like integration with stripe, expense tracking and a customer support team who actually works with you to find the perfect solution. If you’re looking to get some understanding of your business and keep track of things without wasting hours of your time, then this is exactly what you need.

Try it free for 30 days →

Links from the show

• Jason's Podcast - UserDefenders.com
• His articles on Medium 
• Twitter - @JasonOgle
• On Linkedin 
• His article - Your Tools Don't Define You. You Do.
• The story - Children of the Magenta

Recommendations for books

• Angela Duckworth - Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance
• Carol S. Dweck - Mindset: The New Psychology of Success

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Key points from this episode:

• Learn about writing on Medium, and how it's a great exposure tool. [00:03:46]
• Jason shares on how he started writing on Medium and User Defenders. [00:11:40]
• Learn about Jason's background as a designer and a developer, and how he got to where he at today [00:14:55]
• Find out how Jason started his podcast to give back to the community and how having a beginner's mindset helps your personal growth. [00:22:44]
• Jason shares his tips on how to reach out to people in order to find his guests for the podcast. [00:28:00]
• Get tips for starting your own podcast [00:33:00]
• Learn how to get audience with the Commit first-carry out later approach and emails. [00:36:00]
• Understand how to be a user of your product in order to create great products. [00:40:07]
• Learn about the tools that make you who you are and how to know when it's time to learn and invest in a new tool. [00:47:05]
• Jason shares a story on automation dependency. on letting on our passions drive us and using our tools as a superpower. [01:08:11]

About The Hacking UI Podcast The Hacking UI podcast is hosted by Sagi Shrieber and David Tintner, a designer, and developer who are also both entrepreneurs, bloggers, productivity/time-hacking maniacs, and all around tech geeks. 

We are thrilled to launch the third season of the Hacking UI podcast, where we hack our way through product design, development, and creative entrepreneurship.

Our first season, was called ‘Scaling a Design Team’, the Second season was called ‘Scaling a Side Project’ and we’ve decided to call this season - ‘Scaling a Career’.

In this season we have 10 amazing guests for you, who are leaders and influencers from a variety of different backgrounds. We have design managers, development leaders, entrepreneurs and product geniuses.

Episode #29: Noah Kagan Our guest today is the inspiring Noah Kagan, Founder, and Chief-Sumo at 

Sumo.com, AppSumo.com, and OkDork. Noah is a super successful entrepreneur, a marketing specialist and business consultant. 

Noah made his way from the marketing world. He started at Intel, was employee #30 at Facebook and #4 at Mint.

Noah has a very open-minded and interesting approach to life and to building one’s career.

Besides running successful online companies, Noah spreads out amazing content online on OkDork, his youtube channel, and his podcast. In those outlets he shares stories and insights on marketing, starting a business, personal improvement, and productivity tips.

In this episode, Noah shared with us his best practices and routines for starting a business. He also shares new perspectives on how to enjoy the process, scaling businesses, and more.

This is the fourth episode of the third season of the Hacking UI podcast - 'Scaling a Career'.

In this season we have 10 amazing guests for you, who are leaders and influencers from a variety of different backgrounds. Design managers, development leaders, entrepreneurs and product geniuses that we admire, and we'll be sharing a new episode every Thursday.

Please support our amazing sponsors

Invision:

This episode is brought to you by Invision, an amazing product design platform that you probably already know about.

The education team over at Invision created a magnificent source of quality learning material for product designers. On DesignBetter.Co  you’ll find interviews with dozens of leading designers from companies like Google, Airbnb, Netflix, Facebook, Slack and more.

Discover the design practices that they use that will help you to transform your organization and create better products. Also, you can subscribe to their amazing podcast, read one the four free books they published and put together for you and also, be sure to check out their one of a kind workshops for designers.

Start designing better →

Freshbooks:

Freshbooks is the perfect accounting software for freelance designers and developers or creative entrepreneurs with a small business. They have some really powerful features like integration with stripe, expense tracking and a customer support team who actually works with you to find the perfect solution. If you’re looking to get some understanding of your business and keep track of things without wasting hours of your time, then this is exactly what you need.

Try it free for 30 days →

Links from the show

• Noah's companies - Sumo.com, AppSumo
• Noah's blog - OkDork
• His Youtube Channel 
• His Podcast - Noah Kagan Presents
• Twitter - @NoahKagan
• Do leaders need to be assholes?

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Key points from this episode:

• Learn about Noah's background and how he got to his passion for tech and the marketing world. [00:04:40]
• Understand the expert curse. And why some people who don't have experience, actually can create the innovation. [00:13:00]
• Noah shares tips for your online presence for your business or your personal brand. [00:16:40]
• Learn about Noah’s business routines that he makes consistently. [00:19:35]
• Understand how hiring people is everything and how it can grow your business. [00:22:20]
• Get tips for hiring exceptional people [00:27:15]
• Noah shares his insights on growing your business and personal brand when you're starting out, and how to prioritize everything. [00:32:00]
• Learn about Noah’s priorities, and how to set sustainable goals in your business. [00:37:25]
• Find out how looking at death, can actually help you to gain new perspectives about life and how to choose what to spend your limited time. [00:45:00]
• Learn insights about karma and how helping out others is always good and how it pays-off by the universe. [00:49:10]

About The Hacking UI Podcast The Hacking UI podcast is hosted by Sagi Shrieber and David Tintner, a designer, and developer who are also both entrepreneurs, bloggers, productivity/time-hacking maniacs, and all around tech geeks. 

We are thrilled to launch the third season of the Hacking UI podcast, where we hack our way through product design, development, and creative entrepreneurship.

Our first season, was called ‘Scaling a Design Team’, the Second season was called ‘Scaling a Side Project’ and we’ve decided to call this season - ‘Scaling a Career’.

In this season we have 10 amazing guests for you, who are leaders and influencers from a variety of different backgrounds. We have design managers, development leaders, entrepreneurs and product geniuses.

Episode #28: Samuel Hulick Our guest today is none other than Samuel Hulick, Founder of 

UserOnboard. 

Samuel started as a developer, and eventually found himself focusing on UX design and customer success. That led him to find that one crucial part of the experience that leads customers to succeed with any product: User Onboarding. From there, he only kept moving forward. He became a user onboarding specialist, founded UserOnboard.com, and wrote a book about it.

Samuel wrote his e-book, 'The Elements of User Onboarding', entirely with Keynote. The book was later developed into a whole package, where he shares teardowns, tactics, and strategies from his experience.

Today, Samuel is consulting for companies, helping them to scale their business with his wide range of specialties.

In this episode, Samuel shared with us the most important steps you should be taking in your organization in order to scale your operation and make costumers successful in your product.

This is the third episode of the third season of the Hacking UI podcast - 'Scaling a Career'.

In this season we have 10 amazing guests for you, who are leaders and influencers from a variety of different backgrounds. Design managers, development leaders, entrepreneurs and product geniuses that we admire, and we'll be sharing a new episode every Thursday.

Please support our amazing sponsors

Invision:

This episode is brought to you by Invision, an amazing product design platform that you probably already know about.

In the past 5 years we’ve seen Invision come from a design collaboration tool, into a massive suite of products for the entire design process all the way from ideation to handing off design to developers:
 They have tools like Freehand which you can use for ideation, wireframing and getting feedback from clients.
 They are soon releasing Invision Studio which is a robust design tool including micro-interactions.
 They have Invision Prototypes which we all use and love to create prototypes and collaborate with stakeholders,
 and of course, Invision Inspect which allows you to handoff your Invision prototypes to developers directly from within Sketch or Photoshop.

So, if there is any chance in the world you’re not a part of the Invision community of users (which chances are slim that you aren’t because according to their stats they have around 3.5 million users) we really recommend that you check them out, you can head over to Invisionapp.com and start right away.

Freshbooks:

Freshbooks is the perfect accounting software for freelance designers and developers or creative entrepreneurs with a small business. They have some really powerful features like integration with stripe, expense tracking and a customer support team who actually works with you to find the perfect solution. If you’re looking to get some understanding of your business and keep track of things without wasting hours of your time, then this is exactly what you need.

Try it free for 30 days →

Links from the show

• Samuel's UserOnboard.com
• Twitter (@samuelhulick), (@UserOnboard)
• Samuel's book package - The Elements of User Onboarding
• Patrick McKenzie's (also known as 'patio11') Website, Kalzumeus.com

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Key points from this episode:

• Learn about Samuel’s background and how he got to focusing on customers success and user onboarding ever since. [00:03:50]
• Learn about working with companies and what to focus on. [00:04:55]
• Find out how emails are a great tool to discover what it is you want users to do, and how it correlates with customer success. [00:07:33]
• Learn about ‘life cycle’ emails, and how they advance your progress within the product. [00:09:35]
• Understand which team players are in an organization and what are the tools they use. [00:12:45]
• Learn about the economy of scaling your product, and how to do so. [00:16:20]
• Find out how Samuel wrote his e-book (that was made in Keynote) on user onboarding, where he shares all of his tactics, strategy and what he learned. [00:22:05]
• Understand how writing and documenting is not only a great way to market yourself, it is actually helping the world. [00:25:15]
• Samuel shares his secrets on how to scale your operation and legacy [00:29:25]
• Learn about Samuel’s business plan which is what he calls ‘Quarterly Retreats’, and how it is a great way to set your business goals. [00:34:15]
• Samuel shares some tips on how workshops is a great way to take an idea and grow it. [00:37:15]
• Find out why lifecycle emails excite Samuel the most, and why companies should implement that in their organizations. [00:40:00]
• Learn about micro-copy and how it facilitates meaningful progress in your product. [00:43:00]
• Understand how copy and emails are great discovery tools to check your goals and bring a lot of user engagement to your product. [00:46:00]
• Samuel shares his inside steps to successful user recipes that you should definitely implement in your organization. [00:49:10]
• Samuel’s tips for designers and freelancers. [00:56:00]

About The Hacking UI Podcast The Hacking UI podcast is hosted by Sagi Shrieber and David Tintner, a designer, and developer who are also both entrepreneurs, bloggers, productivity/time-hacking maniacs, and all around tech geeks. 

We are thrilled to launch the third season of the Hacking UI podcast, where we hack our way through product design, development, and creative entrepreneurship.

Our first season, was called ‘Scaling a Design Team’, the Second season was called ‘Scaling a Side Project’ and we’ve decided to call this season - ‘Scaling a Career’.

In this season we have 10 amazing guests for you, who are leaders and influencers from a variety of different backgrounds. We have design managers, development leaders, entrepreneurs an...

Episode #27: Maria Giudice It is our pleasure to present to you Maria Giudice, Former VP, Experience Design at 

Autodesk, founder of Hot studio and former Creative Director of product design at Facebook. 

Maria was the founder of Hot studio for over 15 years and then acquired by Facebook, where she was working as a creative director of product design. Few years later, she joined Autodesk as a design leader, in times where the company was undergoing a massive transformation, from old software heavy tech company to be experienced-driven company, they needed a change agent to bring and elevate the awareness and strength of design focusing on connecting experiences, and Maria was the one to do so.

Maria also co-wrote a book, called 'Rise of the DEO', which is about leaders who understand the transformative power of design, they are change agents and these leaders called DEOs—Design Executive Officers—and they are our new heroes.

In this episode, Maria shared with us what makes creative DEO's the futures' new change agents, and how we can learn from that and empower others to lead this cultural change.

This is the second episode of the third season of the Hacking UI podcast, 'Scaling a Career'. In this season we have 10 amazing guests for you, who are leaders and influencers from a variety of different backgrounds. Design managers, development leaders, entrepreneurs and product geniuses that we admire.

Please support our amazing sponsors This episode is brought to you by 

Invision, an amazing product design platform that you probably already know about. 

The education team over at Invision created a magnificent source of quality learning material for product designers. On DesignBetter.Co  you’ll find interviews with dozens of leading designers from companies like Google, Airbnb, Netflix, Facebook, Slack and more.

Discover the design practices that they use that will help you to transform your organization and create better products. Also, you can subscribe to their amazing podcast, read one the four free books they published and put together for you and also, be sure to check out their one of a kind workshops for designers.

Start designing better →

Freshbooks is the perfect accounting software for freelance designers and developers or creative entrepreneurs with a small business. They have some really powerful features like integration with stripe, expense tracking and a customer support team who actually works with you to find the perfect solution. If you’re looking to get some understanding of your business and keep track of things without wasting hours of your time, then this is exactly what you need.

Try it free for 30 days →

If you'd like to become a sponsor of the Hacking UI podcast, contact us.

Links from the show

• Maria's Twitter (@mgiudice)
• Maria's Tedx Talk, The Rise of the DEO
• Maria Giudice's Book, Rise of the DEO 
• Documentary on Linkedin, Design Leadership in Business

Recommendations for Books

• Daniel H. Pink - Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates us
• Ken Robinson - How Education Kills Creativity
• Tim Brown - Change By Design
• Chip Heath & Dan Heath - Switch: How To Change Things When It's Hard 
• David Kelly - Creative Confidence

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Key points from this episode:

• Learn all about how Maria developed from running her own company (which was acquired by facebook), to leading a 'change agents' design team at Autodesk. [00:06:41]
• Learn how do the design team at Autodesk connect experiences, unionize and make the company the most customer-centric company in the world. [00:07:25]
• Learn how the team define quality and ship quality, and how they are focusing on fluid & intuitive experiences to their products. [00:11:22]
• Maria shares on how the DEO idea was sparked, and the idea that designers are 'change agents'. [00:13:06]
• Learn all about how different are the DEO's from the CEO's, and how designers thrive in risks and chaos. [00:15:40]
• Find out what GSD means, and how designers are great at making it happen and deliver. [00:17:50]
• Learn how the company design to lead cultural change, and helping their customers to unlock their creativity throughout their tools. [00:19:44]
• Get tips! For people who want to lead a cultural change. [00:21:35]
• Find out the secrets of a DEO, to mentor and empower others on achieving their goals. [00:26:15]
• Maria shares about fighting harder as a woman and personal setbacks of minorities in the industry. [00:28:04]
• Learn how to balance that guilt feeling with being a parent and managing a career, and how you can empower your kids. [00:31:00]
• Maria shares on how she made her successful personal branding, and tips for you to do so too. [00:38:20]
• Learn how much you should be investing for your personal brand. [00:41:05]
• Maria shares about the process of 'The Rise of the DEO', and how it turned from a ted talk into a written book.  [00:46:00]
• Maria's recommendations for books (also check the show notes). [00:49:00]
• Maria is a master of to do lists. Learn quick tactics on how to get shit done and deliver. [00:50:35]

About The Hacking UI Podcast The Hacking UI podcast is hosted by Sagi Shrieber and David Tintner, a designer and developer who are also both entrepreneurs, bloggers, product...

Episode #16: Jason Zook

Our guest today is one of the most creative entrepreneurs in the world. We present to you Jason Zook, a guy who made a radical shift ultimately deciding to leave his “beige world" once and for all and embark on one of the most colorful entrepreneurial journeys of our time. 

Jason started out by getting companies to pay him to wear their T-shirts for a living. He then sold his last name, twice, and then wrote the world’s first ever fully-sponsored book. Now he is in the middle of what might be his craziest stunt yet. He’s quite literally selling his future, and he’s doing it so he can help creative professionals take action and make money doing what they love. 

This is the fourth episode of the second season of the Hacking UI podcast, 'Scaling a Side Project'. In this season we interview designers, developers, and creative entrepreneurs who built and scaled successful side projects  that we admire.

The Side Project Accelerator We are launching the second batch of the 

Side Project Accelerator in early October. Spots are limited, and we expect it to sell out fast. You can sign up for the waiting list on the program's page and you'll get notified as soon as registration opens so you don't miss it. 

Key points from this episode:

• Learn how Jason made money as a first-time author, with his book fully sponsored by 204 companies.
• Understand why it is important to Jason not to copy someone else’s success, but to put his own unique twist on things instead.
• What does it mean to “steal with pride”, and how does Jason use this in his creative process?
• Find out how Jason grew I Wear Your Shirt into a successful company by using the strategy of selling first to prove that someone wants to pay for it.
• Learn why it’s not the first email that matters in growing your business; it’s the follow-up email.
• How did Jason use his dog to raise money for charity?
• Find out how Jason got $30,000 in the first 24 hours selling his last name the first time, and $50,000 the second time he sold it.
• Understand how Jason leverages the talents and skills of freelancers to build and grow his business ventures, pulling on their unique strengths to create a successful team.
• “The idea is only as good as your ability to get it out into the world and have people pay for it and use it.”
• Learn how Jason went from having $9 in his bank account to writing a fully sponsored book and making a profit of $75,000 before even writing a single word of it.
• Find out why Jason strongly believes everyone has the amount of time they need, but that they’re just not willing to sacrifice to work with the time that they have.
• Understand how finding balance means that life is more than the things that you create and that you just have to figure out what works the best for you.
• Most people have a scarcity mindset; find out why it is important to understand that there is always more to be had, especially as a creative entrepreneur.
• Learn why you should not make a product/service perfect the first time and instead get it out into the world so that the improvement can begin.
• Understand how the exact strategies that can help someone else to their success, may not get you there; personal adaptation and application is key.
• Find out why one of the biggest mistakes entrepreneurs make is selling their time alongside their products.
• Learn how growing an audience that believes in your idea is better than “buying” an audience with free giveaways and bonus material; bonus material should instead by used to surprise your loyal audience.

Links from the show

• Jason’s website
• Jason’s Twitter (@iwearyourshirt)
• Buy My Future, Jason’s current project
• Jason’s first business
• Buy My Future breakdown article
• Million Dollar Homepage
• Steal like an artist, book Jason mentioned in the show by Austin Kleon

Transcript The transcript of this episode, will be ready soon. Check back tomorrow 

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About The Hacking UI Podcast The Hacking UI podcast is hosted by Sagi Shrieber and David Tintner, a designer and developer who are also both entrepreneurs, bloggers, productivity/time-hacking maniacs, and all around tech geeks. 

We started this podcast off with the 'Scaling a Design Team series' where we spoke with design leaders from top notch companies like Facebook, Apple, InVision, and Intercom, to discuss team structures, responsibilities, and workflows.

A few months ago we quit our day jobs to work on our former side project, Hacking UI, full time. So we found it fitting that our second season of the podcast should touch on that subject. The second season is called 'Scaling a Side Project', and we'll interview creative entrepreneurs that we admire in order to get them to share their tips, experiences and secrets to success.

Episode #15: Tal Perry This is the third episode of the second season of the Hacking UI podcast, 'Scaling a Side Project'. In this season we interview designers, developers, and creative entrepreneurs who built and scaled successful side projects  that we admire. 

Today’s guest is a very special type of person. He’s not your regular entrepreneur and definitely nor your standard developer.

We sit down with a good friend and a side project hacker, Tal Perry. He’s an entrepreneur but currently works at a large company, a developer, and a serious autodidact.

Tal’s side project is focused on developing an automated transcription software called Smart Scribe. In the episode we cover a range of topics from working on complex mathematical algorithms all the way to cuddle puddles at Midburn, the Israeli Burning Man festival. Tal even goes into detail about how to measures success, and what type of ROI he got from spending his vacation goat herding.

Announcement We are launching the second batch of the 

Side Project Accelerator in early October. Spots are limited, and we expect it to sell out fast. You can sign up for the waiting list on the program's page and you'll get notified as soon as registration opens so you don't miss it. 

Key points from this episode:

• Learn how Tal used Google to learn how to program, and built an algo-trading startup knowing only the basics.
• What does freedom really mean in a startup? Find out why Tal believes having the freedom to dream can be both a blessing and a curse.
• Find out why working for a big company can be a great place for personal growth, beyond what you can learn in a startup.
• Learn how to go through the proper channels in a company to start a side project and get your boss on board with it.
• Understand how self promotion can help you to impact a wider audience, but sometimes seeing something you’ve created run independently from you can be just as rewarding.
• Why is it important to build your personal brand? Find out how a strong brand can lift you a level higher, even when your side project has failed.
• See why Tal measures his success by the ROI of learning and the experience that he’s gained from each project.
• What can goat herding teach you? Learn how Tal spent his vacation as a shepherd and the ROI he received from his time there.
• Learn more about why Tal’s motto has become “be cheap, and outsource”. His approach is to reduce recurring costs and outsource to gain back your time.

Links from the show

• Tal’s Website
• Smart Scribe
• Tal's Twitter

Transcript If you'd like to read the full text of this episode, you can 

 download the transcript. 

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About The Hacking UI Podcast The Hacking UI podcast is hosted by Sagi Shrieber and David Tintner, a designer and developer who are also both entrepreneurs, bloggers, productivity/time-hacking maniacs, and all around tech geeks. 

We started this podcast off with the 'Scaling a Design Team series' where we spoke with design leaders from top notch companies like Facebook, Apple, InVision, and Intercom, to discuss team structures, responsibilities, and workflows.

A few months ago we quit our day jobs to work on our former side project, Hacking UI, full time. So we found it fitting that our second season of the podcast should touch on that subject. The second season is called 'Scaling a Side Project', and we'll interview creative entrepreneurs that we admire in order to get them to share their tips, experiences and secrets to success.

Episode #13: Bryn Jackson This is the first episode of the second season of the Hacking UI podcast, 'Scaling a Side Project'. In this season we interview designers, developers, and creative entrepreneurs who built and scaled successful side projects  that we admire. 

Today we are excited to have Bryn Jackson on the show. Bryn is the co-founder of Spec.fm, which features the popular podcasts Design Details, Developer Tea, and more.

Bryn calls himself a designer and developer, who builds things for designers and developers. After studying music at the Berkley College of Music, Bryn started his career working at a print company as a professional “Mac fixer”. He later started designing software solutions for common problems that he had seen, and was hired on as a UX designer. Originally from Minnesota, Bryn is currently located in San Francisco and also works at Figma, the increasingly popular design tool. This was an inspiring an educational discussion for us, as Bryn talked about growing the Spec community and how he built a network of multiple podcasts that hit the huge milestone of more than 5 million downloads. 

We recorded this session during our trip to San Francisco, and Bryn was nice enough to invite us over to his apartment to record in his incredible studio. You can get a peak into the studio in the clip below:

https://youtu.be/SV30NSWZPm4

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Key points from this episode:

• Learn how Design Details was started, and how coincidences led to a great partnership between Bryn and Brian.
• Understand how it was the thinking behind the interface as opposed to the actual interfaces themselves that motivated Bryn to launch his podcasts.
• Find out how two competing podcasts turned into a collaboration and team effort, drawing on the strengths of each cast.
• What was the strategic decision behind Bryn’s idea to grow Spec.fm the way that he did, through collaboration?
• Learn why Bryn’s focus in partnerships is creating a good outcome, and that if he knows that it is possible then he will pursue the collaboration in anyway he can.
• Get a behind the scenes look at how Bryn allocates his time between his side projects and working a full-time job.
• Understand Bryn’s “no fear” mindset when it comes to taking on new technical challenges.
• Learn what it means to build your podcast like a product, and improve it by listening to feedback from your audience.
• Get a layout of the different types of sponsorship agreements, where to find sponsors for your podcast, and how to integrate it into your content so that it is right for your audience.
• Find out how to best use Slack channels when building a community, and what limitations and problems to look out for.
• What does it meant to “skate to where the puck is going”, and how can this help you to stay in the forefront of the design industry?
• Learn what is next for Bryn, and what his biggest piece of advice is for designers looking to scale their side projects. Here are some follow up links from our talk: 
• The Spec Network site where you'll find the links to all of their podcasts (you can also sign up for the Spec Slack group through the box on the bottom of the site)
• Bryn Jackson on Twitter
• Bryn’s Blog
• Design Details Podcast
• Design Details on Twitter
• Developer Tea on Twitter
• Figma - A collaborative design tool. Bryn started using this tool as his main design tool a while back and now he actually works there and is in charge of building the community there. How awesome is that?

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About The Hacking UI Podcast The Hacking UI podcast is hosted by Sagi Shrieber and David Tintner, a designer and developer who are also both entrepreneurs, bloggers, productivity/time-hacking maniacs, and all around tech geeks. 

We started this podcast off with the 'Scaling a Design Team series' where we spoke with design leaders from top notch companies like Facebook, Apple, Invision, and Intercom, to discuss team structures, responsibilities, and workflows.

A few months ago we quit our day jobs to work on our former side project, Hacking UI, full time. So we found it fitting that our second season of the podcast should touch on that subject. The second season is called 'Scaling a Side Project', and we'll interview creative entrepreneurs that we admire in order to get them to share their tips, experiences and secrets to success.

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Episode #9: Katie Dill This week on the podcast we had a great discussion with Katie Dill, the director of experience design at Airbnb, one of the few companies in the world that’s truly disrupting an industry. 

In this conversation we discuss managing designers as a design experiment, how craft and hustle go together, and why the user experience should be important to every employee.

Noam Liss joined us as a guest host on this episode and had some great questions for Katie.

Key points from this episode:

• This episode was brought to you by our amazing sponsor, WooCommerce - the most customizable eCommerce platform for building your online business. Completely free to set up, and no monthly fees.
• Learn how Katie went from studying history to finding her dream job of product design through a show about reinventing the shopping cart.
• Katie gives some insight on how rapidly things change in the startup world, and how two years is like seven years in Airbnb days.
• Understand what goest into designing for differences from city to city as a global company, and how to identify and work with those “universals”.
• What does it mean to be “a startup in big company’s clothing”, and how can you continue to have an entrepreneurial spirit to carve new ground every day?
• Learn how to keep your team motivated, especially with long term projects and how seeing the purpose and the power of their work connects them back to the larger vision.
• Keeping a team in the loop and communicating is definitely more of a challenge as it grows. Understand how the tools, the method, and the culture can keep them connected.
• Katie shares the high level principles that guide the team at Airbnb in their decision making and even hiring process — high level of craft, humility, and hustle.
• How can a team with different individual “super powers” help to bring balance and diversity for a better overall composition in the end?
• Learn how understanding the “why” behind large quantities of user data can help your teams innovate through an on-going process of learning.Here are some follow up links from our talk: 
• Katie’s Twitter: @lil_dill
• Katie’s LinkedIn
• Vooza — http://vooza.com, http://vooza.com/videos/storytelling/Want to read the transcript of this episode? 

You can  download the full transcript

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About The Hacking UI Podcast, Season 1 - Scaling a Design Team The Hacking UI podcast is hosted by Sagi Shrieber and David Tintner, a designer and developer who are also both entrepreneurs, bloggers, productivity/time-hacking maniacs, and all around tech geeks. 

In season 1, which we've called 'Scaling a Design Team', we meet with leaders from top notch companies, like Facebook, Apple, Invision, and Intercom, to discuss team structures, responsibilities, and workflows. We'll also be talking to them about design management, hiring, and culture. This is a chance for us to get an inside look at some of the best design teams out there and to understand how they do what they do in drastically different environments.

This week we were honored to sit down with Bob Baxley, Former Design Manager at Yahoo,Apple, and Pinterest .
 Find all the show notes at: http://hackingui.com/scaling-a-design-team/bob-baxley-cultural-differences-inside-companies
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