Reading & Writing
Reading & Writing
First-person observations, creative experiments and questions I am still working through.
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How Do You Follow Up in a User Interview? Follow the Answer to Find the Sticking Point
How do you keep a chain of five questions going? A hypothetical conversation about relaxing before bed eventually puts even “she needs a lamp” back into question.
Marketing, sales, and growth: using one lamp to tell them apart
Helping people understand value, bringing about a specific purchase, and finding needs that remain unmet. I put three ideas from an interview into the story of a single lamp to see what happens at each step.
Who Is the Product Really For? Get Specific About People, Situations, and Problems
Moving from people who like beautiful things to a specific situation in everyday life. An eight-panel comic uses a moon lamp to practice asking questions, while leaving a question mark over needs that have not yet been validated.
Nearly 800 days of posting on WeChat, and I have barely managed the account
What began as practice in expressing myself became a daily habit of spending fifteen minutes finding, looking at, and sharing paintings. Looking back on nearly 800 numbered posts, I reconsider sustained practice, unexpected growth, collaboration with AI, and how to make these shares a little more useful to readers.
I Don’t Remember Keigo Higashino’s Face, but I Remember the People He Created
After hearing news that Keigo Higashino had died, Tee Sang realized that the author’s face might be unfamiliar, while his characters and stories were vivid. The article asks what a creator ultimately leaves behind: their own image, or works that enter other people’s lives.
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