I have to disagree with Chris on the matter of not having a problem if his kids decide not to go to school or learn. He must understand that kids are primarily foolish. Being creative can be seen as a form of foolishness, but it is a useful one. Those kids who end up in jail or on the streets likely did not have someone to help them filter out the foolish ideas from the good ones. So, if you say you don't care if your kids go to school because you do not want to restrain their judgment, you must critically look at yourself and ask, "Would I be happy if my parents had not compelled me to go to school?" Whatever you are today is because your parents compelled you to do something you likely would have rejected. Today, you seem very fulfilled because you did. As much as we, as parents, want to encourage our kids to be themselves and be creative by finding their own paths, we must also understand that the brain, especially the frontal lobe (the analytical part), is not fully formed until the person is 24 years old. Until then, you, as a parent, must lend them yours.

Instead of introducing this kind of guest to audience for 1.30 minutes you can ask 1 more questions.. Which will be more beneficial and give more ROI...

THIS INTERVIEW IS A GEM for UX enthusiasts out there!!! Thank you for the interview Jacob and Sarah, Felix !

I am an undergrad business student, and this video gave me super insights on future of UX and motivated me to learn more about the field. Definitely a MUST-WATCH FOR BEGINNERS!

great if not one of the best interviews yet, felix! keep it up

I think this discussion conflates two things. Design and morality. I find when people achieve a certain level of success they move on to Moral Humanist philosophy

Thanks to Felix (ADPList) and Guy Kawasaki. I love this interview, it's inspired me a lot with his 'aloha' and his life lessons. Every dot is connected and creates the beauty of life for sure. Appreciate from Thailand One of your Ohana :D

Loved this!!

I loved this interview with Guy Kawasaki. It was deeply personal and a full circle moment with lots of insights. Hope you all enjoy it! ❤

I appreciate you, bro 👏 Keep uploading these types podcast and videos, appreciate from India ☄️

These is very insightful conversation .Thankyou for doing these.The sheer enthusiasm he is talking with is contagious

I like how AI was mentioned first. Yes, it will boost productivity and it will make execution faster, but how do you prevent UX and research from being neglected by stakeholders?

Here is a bit of a different take, provoked by something he said around minute 8, when I stopped watching: "Designers should be leading the way, but they are too in love with their methods" Once he's done saving the world and solving climate change I'd love to hear who pushed these methods down the industry's throat for 20 years. The level of self-involvement it must take to lecture designers it's their fault for not "leading the way", as if showing up to work with a 10 grand nngroup certificate will instantly reshuffle the org chart and transform corporate culture.

I feel bad for Alita. This is not an interview, but a monologue/presentation.

Alita is a great moderator!

Loved this interview with Jakob Nielsen by Alita Joyce! 🎉 Hope everyone enjoys it - what’s your biggest takeaway?

I believe when you're 25 you don't have much to say in comparison with when you're 42...so starting at 25 may not be the best idea for everyone. Start where you're at.

He says the most obvious things while thinking he is unbelievably profound..

So insightful as always. Kunal Shah for you 💯💯

This interview came in a time that I really needed it! I have been struggling with procrastination, and last week I got an awful surprise when I saw my screen time on my cellphone!! I'm really committed to change my habits. Love this interview! <3

I'm speechless. This was so powerful! It somehow communicates not only about productivity, in a deeper level is all about spirituality, philosophy, psychology. It's about being a human and how hard it is. Thanks for this, I learned so much! :)

I love this interview. A couple thoughts 1) “Everything is pain management.” So true. The author has thought this through. 2) The AI voice to urge ourselves align short term and long term goals, there’s still a chance people just wouldn’t do it 😂 3) I love the key takeaway about facing internal triggers. Thanks to you both for sharing this conversation!

Thanks for this adplist

Thanks Nir Eyal! Greeting from Indonesia!

Thanks for having me on your show!

I want Naval, Kunal, Tanmay Bhatt and Nassim Taleb on a PODCAST

This guy is soooooo inspiring!!!

How to enroll?

Makes sense 100%

I really hope ADPList get's a new logo

Keep up the great content. Quality stuff! :)🚀

"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step" -Chinese Proverb

wow what Chris said at 49:20 really hit hard. I never tried drugs too and psychedelic and i think what Chris said really spoke for me.

can you guys please bring back portfolio reviews? I very much miss them 😢

Thank you for sharing all this

Thank you so much for this wonderful interview! Absolutely fantastic, both the questions that were asked as well as Don's answers. Very very inspiring!

Thanks for hosting this Felix 👏

Never before seen side of Chris Do.I had the incredible honor to host Chris in this up close and personal exclusive interview about the way he views the world, his success, work and personal life. This is going to be a powerful episode for many of you. Highly recommend watching all the way! Tell us what you enjoyed most

Actually the most daring founders are all the Bootstrapped Profitable entrepreneurs of India.

"Do things that are important, but enjoy life while doing them." - This is exactly what I needed to hear right now. ❤

he's 90 wowwww

hope he doesn't repeat that delta 4 thing.

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Forget money, I envy Kunal for his wit and intellect

Excellent observations kunal

Firbhi profit nhi kar pa rha 😂🤣. Kalank hai baniyo k naam pe

He's running a credit card payment app, how's he the most daring?

Thank you ADPList for sharing this interview. Such a deep vision on Design, very inspirational!

God bless you

The penultimate question is the best one with an excellent answer, too.