CXL Institute’s Digital Psychology and Persuasion Minidegree Review (Part 2 of 12)
This week, I finished the rest of the second course as well as the whole third and fourth (final) courses of the Psychology Foundations track. Cognitive Load
I’m passionate about using technology to solve problems and create innovative solutions, using no-code tools and platforms to build websites, apps, and other digital products. I love the challenge of finding creative workarounds and using my problem-solving skills to create something new.
I'm the founder of this no-code product studio.
I'm the executive director of this non-profit.
I'm the maker of this startup.
I love what I do, but there’s more to me than that. I go to spinning and dance classses regularly, travel as much as possible, and try to read and learn new things daily. I’m not one to turn down discussing tech, watching rom-coms (particularly Korean ones) and sci-fi/fantasy, and most especially, drinking a pint of IPA.
Random facts about me:
I lived in Japan for a couple of years, something that I still look back on as some of the coolest, most interesting years of my life–but I believe the best is yet to come.
I’m a big fan of The Lord of the Rings, to the point that I once tried to learn Elvish (yes, both Quenya and Sindarin).
More coming soon when I think of them!
This week, I finished the rest of the second course as well as the whole third and fourth (final) courses of the Psychology Foundations track. Cognitive Load
I believe in lifelong learning–I’m constantly looking for ways to improve my skills in web design and digital marketing. And when it came to learning
I wrote this as a short writing task for two potential writing gigs (both were for tech verticals). I got both of them, and ended
Every Saturday, I curate stuff related to no-code that are worth sharing: