Inbetween spaces with Blessed Onuoha

In this episode, Ayoola Daniel, the CEO of Laundryboy, as he talks about his journey in changing how laundry services work in Lagos.

He shares his experiences in creating a business that puts customers first and how he grew his company in a tough market. This episode offers valuable tips and ideas for anyone interested in entrepreneurship and innovation.

Read episode transcript on substack here: https://open.substack.com/pub/inbetweenspaces/p/revolutionizing-laundry-services?r=43svzf&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

Case studies aren't just for landing jobs...they’re for you. They help you measure your progress and keep yourself accountable as a designer. In this episode, I’ll show you how to create a case study that not only impresses recruiters but also tracks your growth. Whether you’re a junior designer crafting your first one or a seasoned designer looking to elevate your skills, I’ve got you covered with simple, actionable steps.

Plus, I’ve got a free Notion template to help you build your own case study. Grab it here or our Instagram @IBS_Podcast

Let's keep creating!

In this episode, we dive into the world of no-code and low-code tools, exploring how these powerful platforms are democratizing technology and empowering everyone—from designers to non-techies—to create and innovate. Whether you're looking to build a website on Canva, design interactive prototypes with Framer, or develop your next big idea, these tools make it possible with little to no coding experience.

Join us as we discuss the impact of these tools, share insights on how to leverage them effectively, and explore the future of tech accessibility. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting your tech journey, this episode is packed with valuable information to help you take your skills to the next level.

Tune in and discover how you can build and innovate with ease!

Visit our Substack for a video of the live interview, transcript, and more - https://inbetweenspaces.substack.com/publish/import/podcast/

You remember Orvile Wright one of the duo that invented the airplane, my second favourite thing about him is the quote, but we will get to that shortly. When we first reached out to Omah on linkedin, I was nearly certain she wasn't going to respond. For a digital creator, no-code engineer and prominently product designer at a Paris-based AI firm, having Omah respond to the message and progressing to be on this episode of our podcast was incredibly thrilling.

Atasie Esther Omah has for nearly half a decade now been working in product design and has in this time been behind some exceptional projects across a wide vertical of niches including fintech, saas, creative/inspirational software and currently AI. In addition to these, she developes no-code softwares, mentors nascent talents and create engaging contents using bordering on her career, faith and life.

If we are to describe Omah in a sentence, it will simply be - " an enthusiastic, well rounded and adept creative" who amongst other mediums expresses herself in distinct user centric product designs. She's well respected in design circles and regardless of her obviously busy schedules, she is always willing to share her skills and experience with others.

Ironically, we won't have known about the last part had we not reached out.

Back to our quote - " if we worked on the assumption that only whats accepted as true really is true, there will be little or no hope for advance"

Link to uiland: https://uiland.design/

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Feeling like you're lost in a concrete jungle searching for your dream job?

Join us as we ditch the survival guide and hack the system with Millicent Braah, a product manager at SystemSpec who's been there, done that, and got the skills (and the stories) to prove it.

In this episode, we're ditching the fluff and diving deep into the essential soft skills (think: communication, self-awareness, and problem-solving) you need to level up your job search game. We'll explore:

But wait, there's more!

PMillicent Braah also spills the tea on the valuable lessons she learned running a Newbies, a non-profit organization. Get ready for insights on employee engagement, collaboration, and leading with empathy – skills that are gold standard no matter what career path you choose.

When preparation meets opportunity, success becomes inevitable. Join us on a journey into the heart of success as we delve into the story of consistency and persistence. In this episode, we unravel the intricate web of determination and unveil the secrets behind unwavering commitment. Connect the dots with Iwa, exploring how these principles intertwine to create a roadmap for triumph. Discover inspiring narratives, gain valuable insights, and ignite the spark of persistence within. Get ready for an exploration that goes beyond the surface, revealing the inside story of resilience and its profound connection to the essence of Iwa

Access Links

The spotlight website - https://www.thespotlightpod.com/

The spotlight podcast - https://open.spotify.com/show/4X1slY6OkUfngSJvdkyYXr?si=26f802af11614673

Work therapy podcast - https://open.spotify.com/show/12h4gMVsGAhm5r1Z6vQLMH?si=515d786388b242b3

Fix.uxr - https://www.instagram.com/fiz.uxr/

Does any of your goals for 2024 scare you?

I'm here to tell you that no one is expecting a 100% from you, we don't expect you to get it all right at once, you are just expected to START. And even if we(some people) expect a 100% from you, that's our expectation...and our opinion. But it's your life, your plans and your goals.

Take baby steps through it, and when/if you ever fail, you would find the courage to start again.

Happy new year loves

Games for Creatives

Can't unsee - Here

Color game - Here

User Inyerface - Here

Hi guys!

In this episode, I shared my yearly plan guide with us and we talked about getting in-touch with ourselves, our personality and also highlighted guides on how we can be alot more intentional in 2024

Let's go!