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I'm not a serious #researcher. I don't see #science as an endgame. For me, science is tool that I use to create #impact. Full transcript available at dranthony.design
Gagan Chhabra is defending is PhD Dissertation "Two worlds apart, yet similar? A comparative study of disability policy reforms and employment experiences of young adults with visual impairments from Norway and India" on Friday June 18 10:00 to 15:00. The event is open to the public and sign language interpretation is provided. Gagan was also recently interviewed by Handikapnytt, article available in Norwegian. Full transcript available to the podcast episode available at dranthony.design
Know your “why”. Mine is to create impact using my knowledge in universal design and innovation. Finding your “why” takes time and self-reflection, and that can transform your life. Full transcript available at dranthony.design
Stop thinking of your experiences as failures. It's just a success that hasn't happened yet. You may choose a new direction and that's a nudge to explore something new. Full transcript available at dranthony.design
People may see your social skills and think you’re an extrovert. But if you get a sense of comfort from being alone and if you need time to recover after being around others, you may be an introvert. Full transcript available at dranthony.design
Maybe you're like me, more of an indoors, comfy kind of person. Own that space. Stand in your own truth. But be open to going out on an adventure every once in a while. It builds character. Full transcript available at dranthony.design
Serving others can help connect what you do with why you do it. Who do you serve? Who could benefit from your knowledge and experience? Full transcript available at dranthony.design
As you grow in your field, you will start connecting what you’re good at with what you love. Be patient and responsive to changing conditions. Find joy in your own development. Full transcript available at dranthony.design
Make your choices intentional. If you find yourself struggling, take a step back and think about what matters most, and how you can dedicate your time to those activities. Don’t be afraid to say no. The fear of missing out can cloud your thinking.
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