“Being yourself” is an important success factor, especially in creative industries. So how can designers explore their own personal design style without fear? Our guest today is designer, comedian and performer Meg Lewis. You’ll hear Meg’s tips on determining personal style while unlearning norms and standards, and how to confidently inject that style into your client work and other projects.

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Show Notes

• Overtime — Meg’s podcast on Dribbble
• Sit There & Do Nothing — Meg’s comedy mindfulness podcast
• Ghostly Ferns — Meg’s freelance collective
• Meg’s Co-Loop designer accessory collection
• Full Time You — Meg’s personal brand and career fulfillment project
• ZAG — a book by Marty Neumeier
• Episode 169: Building Your Brand with Austin Church
• Episode 172: Naming Your Product with Brad Flowers
• Oscar Health Insurance — the first brand to go “friendly” illustration-wise
• Follow Meg on Twitter: @yourbuddymeg
• meglewis.com — Meg’s personal website

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