Discover Gravity During Crisis

Well. I have a few episodes in the bank and I could have easily published one of those today, however, I feel like I would be remiss to not address the elephant in the room, rather the elephant in the world right now which is Corona Virus. The CEO of Bottle Rocket, which is where I work, just slacked this little kid bit to us. It is a picture of Isaac Newton. And It reads: In 1665, Isaac Newton had to work from home when the University of Cambridge temporarily closed due to the Bubonic Plague. It was the most productive period of his life, and he used that time to develop his theories on calculus, optics… and of course the discovery of gravity. And I think at it’s core it’s a reminder that we have faced tragedy at scale before and we will prevail. This world will prevail. It will take blood, sweat, tears, but we will make it through. Especially during times like this, my call to action I have at the end of every show rings more true than ever. And that is, friends, to stay curious. __ Don't forget if you are looking to get hired as a UX Designer... I'm working on the course just for you. Actually, I'm making the course I wish existed when I was first trying to get hired as a designer... and everything I've learned on the way. To be the first to know about the launch and get 50% off the entire course, enter your email to subscribe at: http://hiredux.com/ - As always thank you for listening, and if you enjoy what you're hearing, please share with your friends and co-workers :) - Feel free to stalk the Experience Design podcast on Instagram at @xdpodcast - AND If you are feeling EXTRA inspired, I would love for you to check out my Patreon page here: https://patreon.com/xdpodcast #staycurious