Three New Habits for the Age of AI
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I left my corporate job to start my AI and product design business. Here’s what I had to unlearn.
This is the second in a series of three pieces on “unlearning,” in partnership with Maven, the expert-led course platform. In the first installment, Hilary Gridley explained why faster prototypes don’t make product decisions easier. This week, product designer Xinran Ma shares what he had to unlearn when he left his corporate product design job to work for himself. He explains how moving faster and experimenting helped him build a point of view without abandoning rigor or judgment.—Kate Lee Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox. I was ready to start my own…
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