I needed this reminder. For the past few months, I've been overwhelmed by AI because it feels like everyone is moving at 100x speed.
I forgot that my journey doesn't have to look like theirs. Somewhere along the way, I drifted into a race I never signed up for.
We've become so focused on keeping up that we've forgotten how to simply live.
sometimes ai and everything around it can be overwhelming, but then I meet people who live there lifeβs not worrying about ai or when is the next fable is launching
they just live - I feel like everyone here are stuck on a speeding train that never stops, no breaks, no time to think - as the next big thing might take over our lives and jobs anytime
yes, ai will have an impact in everyones life but itβs okay to be oblivious and not worry. I used to get worked up seeing all the kids launching apps with ai, raising VC funding, launch videos, building the next big thing and here Iβm stuck not doing any of it
then I realized my priorities are different, Iβm a father and a husband - not a 20 yr old trying to win the world. all I care is if I can win that cute smile from my toddler, provide and make my work life enjoyable
stop worrying too much my friend!
@adriankuleszo My biggest mistake was I got busy in projects and ignored social media from where i got my clients.
Now back again here knowing how much it's costing me not to be active. You're always an inspiration for me.
@jbcode_it Sounds good then. I only saw the hero so didn't know about the motion design.
It's a good approach from business pov. The user will focus on the message more than getting distracted with visuals. (I thought in that way). Keep going π
This was one of my earliest projects as a UX/UI designer.
The project went through several iterations as the clientβs direction evolved throughout the process.
Each change pushed me to refine the experience further, rethink design decisions, and approach the work with more clarity.
Looking back, it was a valuable project that helped shape the way I handle feedback, ambiguity, and evolving product requirements.
Not every project is smooth, but every project teaches you something.