Here I explore some of the reasonable and unreasonable goals I had for this month of journaling and developing the UX Mindset series. Practicing this kind of thing helps you meet your own creative process quirks and explore ways to change and work around those quirks. I recorded so many more rough draft journals than I posted, at least 2:1 if not 3:1. It helped me explore the big topic and discover a concept for a UX Mindset book.

We'll see where the UX Mindset series goes from here. Probably be back on the Polytechnicast, certainly will be in upcoming workshops, and a good chance I'll persue developing a book.

Related Links and Resources

• Introduction to the UX Mindset Series
• UX Mindset for Business
• UX Mindset for Software Engineering
• UX Mindset for Designers
• UX Mindset for Artists
• UX Mindset - Lists
• UX Mindset - Listening
• UX Mindset - Groups of People Interconnected
• UX Mindset - Mental Model You're Working Toward
• UX Mindset - Misunderstanding and Misuse of UX's Power
• UX Mindset - Active Learning Is Certain-enough Instead of Overconfident
• Creative challenge I'm taking part in and co-founded with Jerzy Drozd: Art Soundoff — Lean Into Art

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