Design Chit-Chat with Borrys Hasian

Success Redefined: Happiness and Achievement

Borrys Hasian's article, "Success at What Cost?", questions the conventional definition of success, arguing that prioritizing happiness and well-being over material achievements leads to a more fulfilling life. He challenges readers to redefine success based on their own values and prioritize genuine fulfillment.  The session is in English.

Letting Go: Make Room for New Opportunities

Borrys Hasian's article, "Letting Go: Make Room for New Opportunities," argues that releasing past burdens—emotional, relational, or belief-based—creates space for personal growth and new possibilities. The author uses the metaphor of a backpack to illustrate how holding onto the past hinders forward movement. He encourages readers to consciously let go of what no longer serves them, thereby welcoming future opportunities. The article is framed within the context of personal development and career advancement. The session is in English.

Chasing the Right Things: A Reflection on Purpose

Borrys Hasian's article, "Pause and Reflect," encourages readers to prioritize genuine happiness over societal pressures and the relentless pursuit of external achievements. He argues that mindful reflection is crucial to aligning one's goals with their true desires, emphasizing the importance of a meaningful journey over simply reaching a finish line. The session is in English.

Designing Better User Experiences with Behavioral Economics

The article discussed is about how behavioral economics, specifically the concept of "decoy" choices, can improve user experience design by simplifying decision-making processes for consumers. Borrys uses examples of everyday choices, like buying milk or an iPhone, to illustrate how people often make irrational decisions based on comparisons. This session is in English.

Deep dive on RESHOT method: make complex things simple

A deep dive on RESHOT method: simplify complex products. This session is in English.