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“When you know your own voice, when you practice, when you fail thousands of times in your sketchbook and you're fearless to jump in with your skill then you can fit in your own personal innovation and your own personal creative voice.” 
 
In episode 104 of #TDLS, I sat down with Forest Stearns. Forest is the Principal Artist at DRAWEVERYWHERE, a design studio in Oakland, that specializes in art direction, illustration and the production of unique creative projects. Stearns also has a passion for producing Artist in Residence programs in companies that connect art, science, and technology. Currently he is partnering with Google AI Quantum AI in Santa Barbara, to produce a unique AiR program and create unique paintings around their Quantum Computers. From art galleries to spaceships, there is nothing Stearns won’t draw upon. His artistic portfolio radically spans media from making art on hundreds of satellites that orbit the Earth, to paintings on rocket ships, and murals on giant buildings. He is also a lead facilitator for experience design firm Late Nite Art. In this episode we talked about:
 
- His amazing ground up stories
- Practical experiences on how he was able to jump into innovation from traditional arts
- How he was able to connect solution making and arts to solving a business problem
- Non traditional art environments / blue oceans  like aerospace and quantum
- Actionable tips for designers on creatively designing experiences
- And much much more...
 
You can learn more about Forest by visiting www.draweverywhere.com. If you found this episode interesting, please let Forest know by following him on Instagram @draweverywherestudio or via LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/foreststearns/).
 
Books recommendation from Forest:
- You Must Be Joking Mr Feynman
- Own the System
- Psycho-Cybernetics
- Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind
- Scrum
- An astronaut's guide to life on earth
- The 4 Agreements
- The E-Myth Enterprise: How to Turn a Great Idea Into a Thriving Business
 
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TDLS - Episode 104: Know Your Own Voice w/ Forest Stearns

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“Little bit by bit. Incremental improvements to change a culture or habits is really necessary and discipline to be able to do that. ” 
 
In episode 105 of #TDLS, I sat down with Aldrich Tan. Aldrich is the CXO and Co-founder of NextPay.ph, the best alternative to bank accounts for small businesses and entrepreneurs in the Philippines, and the Managing Director of UXPH, the largest non-profit design organization and community in the Philippines. 
 
He is a Sr. Experience Architect and Design Leader who has led teams in some of the most successful tech companies throughout the US, Canada, and the Philippines such as BlackBerry, Getty Images, Artefact, and Remitly.
 
Being a huge advocate for collaboration and design learning, he helps companies weave design and creative culture into their ethos through consultations, workshops, and mentorship, while helping champion the cause to raise the standards of design practices throughout the Filipino tech community. In this episode we talked about:
 
- His awesome ground up stories
- How he and his team started NextPay PH even during pandemic while managing a UX community 
- Practical advice on how to transition from freelancing to building your own business
- Why incremental improvements to change a culture or habits is really necessary
- And much much more...
 
You can learn more about Aldrich business by visiting nextpay.ph. If you found this episode interesting, please let Aldrich know by following him on Linkedin @aldricht (https://www.linkedin.com/in/aldricht/).
 
Books recommendation from Aldrich:
- The Design of Everyday Things Book by Don Norman
- Don't Make Me Think Book by Steve Krug
- The Mom Test: How to Talk to Customers and Learn If Your Business is a Good Idea when Everyone is Lying to You Book by Rob Fitzpatrick
 
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TDLS - Episode 105: Incremental Improvements w/ Aldrich Tan

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“It’s the willingness to add value to people, it’s not just you. ” 
 
In episode 106 of #TDLS, I got a chance to sit down with Dustin Carbonera. He is a Filipino branding and graphic designer, and design history enthusiast, he also founded the I Saw Design PH a design platform that aims to tell and curate Philippine graphic design for the world to see. Additionally, Dustin is a firm believer that great design is founded in modesty, empathy, and integrity. In this episode we talked about:
 
- His amazing ground up stories
- Interesting graphic design history
- What is CDAP and why it exist
- Some exciting things ahead for graphic design in the Philippines
- Why adding value to people is more important if you want to be a successful designer
- And much much more...
 
You can learn more about Dustin by visiting dustincarbonera.com. If you found this episode interesting, please let Dustin know by following him on Instagram @dustincarbonera.
 
Books recommendation from Dustin:
- Logo Design Lab
- The Win Without Pitching Manifesto byBlair Enns
- Good Services by Lou Downe
- The rules of work Book by Richard Templar
 
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TDLS - Episode 106: Be Willing To Add Value w/ Dustin Carbonera

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“Just keep doing your best and over the years you’ll get better. And you’ll never lose that doubt of feeling not good enough but, remember it’s an important trait to be a successful designer so, think that way. ” 
 
In episode 107 of #TDLS, I sat down with Ian Paget. Ian is a UK based graphic designer who specialises in logo and brand identity design. He works with inspiring entrepreneurs and businesses looking to take their brand identity to the next level. Over the years, he has helped a lot of aspiring logo designers and entrepreneurs with the amazing Logo Design Community he built  called “Logo Geek” and just launched a new book entitled “Make a Living Designing Logos” a book that will help you learn logo design and make a living from those skills. In this episode we talked about:

- His challenging yet awesome ground up stories
- How he was able to juggle his passion projects on the side while having a day job before transitioning to a full time entrepreneur and business owner.
- His insights on how he was able to built a successful business doing logos
- How he was able to make a living doing logos and attract better clients
- And of course, his new book “Make a Living Designing Logos”.
- And much much more...

You can learn more about Ian by visiting logogeek.uk or If you found this episode interesting, please let Ian know by following him on [X]Twitter @logogeek.

You can support his new book called “Make a Living Designing Logos” on Kickstarter by visiting: logogeek.uk/kickstarter

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TDLS - Episode 107: Make a Living Designing Logos with Ian Paget

TDLS - Episode 107: Make a Living Designing Logos w/ Ian Paget

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“You need to be online consistently and shouting your skills and expertise from the rooftops, so don’t let those other people make the decisions for you.” 
 
In episode 108 of #TDLS, I had a chance to sit down with Kerry Barrett. Kerry is the preeminent on-camera media, video trainer and creator for Fortune 500 companies all the way to small business owners and entrepreneurs. She teaches virtual & video presence and on-camera readiness for a broad spectrum of situations ranging from formal talks, video content & social media & media interviews to everyday sales pitches over Zoom. 

As an Emmy Award-winning news anchor who overcame a debilitating fear of speaking in public, Kerry offers a unique perspective as someone who has 25 years of experience in front of the camera. Kerry’s specialty is teaching people how they can become relatable to their audiences and make that genuine connection. 

She offers a variety of digital programs, 1:1 & group coaching, training and video creation to help people feel confident, sincere and energetic, yet relaxed on-screen. In this episode we talked about:
 
- Her amazing story from ground up
- How she was able to conquer her fear in public speaking to becoming the best on her niche
- Actionable insights to develop your authentic speaking style as a shy and introvert person
- Practicable advice on navigating challenges as a business owner
- The power of AI and how could you leverage it for your journey
- On point techniques on how to build meaningful relationships with your audience using videos
- And much much more...

You can learn more about Kerry’s program by visiting kerrybarrett.com and if you found this episode helpful, please let Kerry know by following her elsewhere @iamkerrybarrett.

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TDLS - Episode 108: Overcoming Anxiety of Public Speaking with Kerry Barrett

TDLS - Episode 108: Overcoming Anxiety of Public Speaking w/ Kerry Barrett

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“When you start out, you wanna understand who your customers are and what problems they face and what they need from you as a service provider and then create content around that.” 
 
In episode 109 of #TDLS, I sat down with Kevin Indig. Kevin is a Growth advisor to some of the world’s fastest-growing startups and has defined Organic Growth strategies for companies like Ramp, Bounce, Nextdoor and Snapchat.


Kevin led SEO and Growth at the world’s leading e-commerce platform Shopify, the #1 marketplace for software G2 and the #1 productivity company Atlassian. 


Once a week, he sends The Growth Memo with Organic Growth strategies and case studies to +10,000 subscribers.


He co-hosts the Contrarian Marketing podcast with Eli Schwartz, which gives you ideas you might not be thinking about, and has spoken in front of thousands of people at conferences around the globe.


In this episode we talked about:
 
- His awesome stories from ground up
- How he was able to start on SEO at the age of 16 and then build a profitable brand and business
- Actionable insights on how to start the right way in product-led growth
- Step by step secrets on starting your SEO strategy for your startup
- Practicable advice on navigating challenges as a content marketing professional
-  Practical strategies on how to create contents that converts using his own organic growth strategies
- Interesting thoughts that’s we really needed to ponder about AI + Content
- And much much more…


Books Recommendations from Kevin:
- Million Dollar Consulting by Alan Weiss
- Alchemy: The Surprising Power of Ideas That Don't Make Sense by Rory Sutherland
- Mastery Book by Robert Greene


You can get more value from Kevin by subscribing on growth-memo.com and by visiting kevin-indig.com. If you found this episode helpful, please let Kevin know by following him elsewhere @kevinindig.


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TDLS - Episode 109: Unlocking Organic Growth w/ Kevin Indig

In today's episode I'm sharing the audiobook version on my best selling book "Mastermind Dinners: Build Lifelong Relationships by Connecting Experts, Influencers, and Linchpins". So may think that I am "cutting into sales" by sharing this audiobook for free on the podcast, but I didn’t write this book for friends, fame, or financial reasons. I wrote it because I am living proof that your network is your net worth. To me, there is no better way to forge a strong network than to host Mastermind Dinners.

Free Audiobook: Mastermind Dinners

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“The important thing is you try something new. That’s okay, you can try different things.” 
 
In episode 110 of #TDLS, I sat down with Nick Barellano. Nick is passionate about two incredible worlds… technology and travel. He’s currently building an AI Assistant called AskAiko.com, the first-ever Filipino AI assistant. He’s also a content creator who makes fascinating topics, that’s relatable and engaging. 

In tech, he takes complex subjects like artificial intelligence, blockchain, and cybersecurity and breaks them down into everyday language. He’s a firm believer that Technology should be accessible to everyone.

In this episode we talked about:
- His interesting journey into entrepreneurship
- How he was able to start multiple passion projects while having a 9-5 job
- Actionable insights on how to start the right way in Artificial Intelligence
- Step by step secrets on starting your Entrepreneurship journey on building your own startup
- Practicable advice on navigating challenges within the tech industry as a professional while adapting Artificial Intelligence
-  Practical strategies on how to navigate your problem about funding your business
- Interesting thoughts that’s we really needed to ponder about the danger of AI + User generated Content
- And much much more…

Books Recommendations from Nick:
- Simply Emerging Technology: Facts Made Fast
- Simply AI: Facts Made Fast
- Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI by Ethan Mollick

You can learn more about Nick by visiting nickbarellano.com. If you found this episode helpful, please let Nick know by following him on Instagram @nickbarellano and X(Twitter) @NickBarellano.

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TDLS - Episode 110: Give Something a Go w/ Nick Barellano

Solving Problems with Design Thinking by Jeanne Liedtka, Andrew King, and Kevin Bennett on Audible:
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Summary:

Design-oriented firms such as Apple and IDEO have demonstrated how design thinking can directly affect business results. Yet most managers lack a real sense of how to put this new approach to use for issues other than product development and sales growth. Solving Problems with Design Thinking details 10 real-world examples of managers who successfully applied design methods at 3M, Toyota, IBM, Intuit, and SAP; entrepreneurial start-ups such as MeYou Health; and government and social sector organizations including the City of Dublin and Denmark's The Good Kitchen.

Using design skills such as ethnography, visualization, storytelling, and experimentation, these managers produced innovative solutions to problems concerning strategy implementation, sales force support, internal process redesign, feeding the elderly, engaging citizens, and the trade show experience. Here they elaborate on the challenges they faced and the processes and tools they used, offering their personal perspectives and providing a clear path to implementation based on the principles and practices laid out in Jeanne Liedtka and Tim Ogilvie's Designing for Growth: A Design Thinking Tool Kit for Managers. 

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Solving Problems with Design Thinking by Jeanne Liedtka et.al, Narrated by Dina Pearlman

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TDLS — Episode 0: The Introduction

TDLS - Episode 0: The Idea Behind TDLS Podcast w/ Jaychrist Teves

This is the very first Episode of the TDLS. Today I sit down with a special guest straight from Atlanta, Georgia, no other than Ryan Helms founder of Grit and Hustle Co. and the creator of The Side Hustle Journal.

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TDLS — Episode 2: Ryan Helms

TDLS - Episode 1: Get Started & Provide Value w/ Ryan Helms

Here we go! The 2nd episode of #TDLS, today with Elron Naranja! Elron is a multi talented and a top rated designer from Laguna, Philippines who's been into freelancing for more than 6 years now and started a startup called Creative Bananas that has been running since 2015.

We talk about how to deal with clients, how to manage your account on one of the leading freelancing platform in the world, getting out from negative situations, tools he is using and inspirations that keeps him motivated in everyday grind.

You can find Elron's work here: www.creativebananas.ph
and please tell him if you liked this episode @iamelron

Thank you for your time Elron!

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TDLS - Episode 2: Elron Naranja

TDLS - Episode 2: Putting The Hardwork w/ Elron Naranja

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On episode 22 of #TDLS Podcast, I sit down with Sheena Yap Chan. Sheena, started a podcast since 2015 discussing about self confidence and since then it has been creating a positive impact in people's lives. She's been featured in MindValley, Podcaster's Paradise and Apple Podcasts. On this episode we talk about:
   
- Her design life stories growing up
- Why failing is just part of the process
- How to overcome hurdle and put yourself into perspective
- Why having a huge purpose is necessary
- Actionable step on building your self-confidence
- How to get started on podcasting to make an impact
- And a lot more

You can check her podcast by visiting thetaoofselfconfidence.com and let her know if you like this episode @sheena.y.chan

Books recommendation from Sheena:
- How to Win Friends & Influence People (https://amzn.to/2JZUFDS)
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TDLS - Episode 22: Believe In Yourself with Sheena Yap Chan

TDLS - Episode 22: Believe In Yourself w/ Sheena Yap Chan

The ability to recognize, understand, and regulate emotions and feelings– commonly known as emotional intelligence – is a full-spectrum wave that helps us humans engage with others, and communicate non-verbally. This is also one aspect that AI and machines find difficult to emulate. In the age of the smart machine, an employee’s relevance will depend on various dimensions of emotional intelligence.
Lanny Cohen, Capgemini Chief Innovation Officer and Ron Tolido, CTO, Capgemini Insights & Data discuss the significance of Emotional Intelligence in the era of the smart machines.

Emotional Intelligence in the Age of AI

With over 100 years combined training deliver experience Capgemini’s team of training professionals talk about how they measure how successful their training programmes and courses have been. If you haven’t heard of Donald Kirkpatrick, then it is time you did!

Training Evaluation

The Design Life Show is a podcast that helps everyone grow to live a meaningful and creative life. Filipino Designer Jaychrist Teves, best known for being an advocate of  Essentialism and Optimism, sits down with awesome people to talk about their journey, their process and the lesson's they've learned along the way.

TDLS - Episode 22: Believe In Yourself w/ Sheena Yap Chan

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