Advice from Rasmus Andersson
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In order to be great at something, you have to do it 10 000 times.
Rasmus Andersson designed the Inter typeface, co-created Spotify and GraphQL, and shaped Figma as their lead designer. His mastery of design and proficiency with computer science, makes him an industry titan and one of my personal heroes. It's important to underline his work ethic, as well as his prolificacy. He spends his free time tinkering and working on passion projects. Besides the most well-known work, there are a thousand of other projects, which include multiple programming languages. Some time ago, I decided to reach out and ask for advice. He was kind enough to share his thoughts…
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