I can’t remember the first time I heard “It takes 10,000 hours to master a skill.” Likely during cello lessons in middle school, at the same time I learned “perfect practice makes perfect” and “take one day off and you will know. Take two days off and the audience will know.”
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10,000 Hours to be a Master
Follow Up Articles to UX Booth
I recently published my take on Multiple Intelligences, as they impact the UX process. The UX Review responded, with their own take on my take!
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NuVu Studios
March was an insanely busy month, and April is warming up to the same! But my most exciting news is that in two weeks, I’ll begin teaching a 2-week studio for High Schoolers at NuVu Studios in Cambridge.
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Kickin’ Kitchen
It’s been quite a week, and it’s only half over! The big news this week is my latest project, Kickin’ Kitchen. I’ll be producing a game and website over the next several months. It’s a very exciting project, and I’m pleased to be a part of it.
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Digital Content Strategies Conference
It’s official! I’ll be at the Digital Content Strategies Conference in San Diego next month, giving my workshop: Content Strategy for Applications!
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Goomba Lab
This weekend was Global Game Jam 2013 – my first game jam.
What’s a Game Jam?
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Orange Hat
I made this hat about 3 years ago, and it’s still one of my favorite hats I’ve ever made. Thanks to Yoni for modeling!
My own pattern
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Nana’s Sweater
My first 2013 project is this lovely sweater I made for my nana. Doesn’t it bring out the blue in her eyes?
Doesn’t it bring out her eyes?
2012 Knitting Projects
I think my lack of reading this year might be as a result of a large number of knitting projects. This year I created:
- 2 monkeys
- 3 elephants
- 2 pandas
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2012 Books
I read much less this year than I usually do. I think this is the full list…
- The Hunger Games, by Suzanne Collins (trilogy)
- Lord of the Rings, by J. R. R. Tolkein (trilogy)
- Passages, by Gail Sheehy
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Marli Mesibov: Content Strategist & Writer 