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Today, our special guest is Whitney Hess, Founder and Executive Coach of Vicarious Partners Inc. We discuss the power of bravery, vulnerability, and personal growth. Discover how to overcome fear, cultivate self-awareness, and embrace failure as a stepping stone toward success. With practical tips and inspiring stories, this podcast is a must-listen for anyone looking to live a more courageous and purposeful life. Highlights include: 0:00-4:25 - Whitney discusses her perspective on failure 04:26-8:17 - Whitney shares her backstory, including living on a sailboat 08:18-14:03 - The importance of being present and fully engaged with clients 14:04-19:48 - A closer look at the power dynamics in coaching relationships 19:49-24:12 - Whitney shares a personal anecdote 24:13-29:45 - More on coaching, UX, and the challenges facing the field 29:46-33:58 - Whitney's perspective on the risks of pursuing the management track  33:59-38:20 - Coaching dynamics and the importance of an opt-in relationship 43:03-46:26 - Brendan and Whitney highlight the importance of self-reflection Who is Whitney Hess Whitney Hess is a coach, writer, and designer on a mission to put humanity back into business. She believes empathy builds empires, and she helps progressive, creative leaders design their careers and accelerate their missions. Her techniques help people gain self-awareness, identify blind spots, navigate obstacles, and bring their whole selves to their work.   Whitney has been a user experience (UX) consultant for over a decade, hired to make technology easier and more pleasurable. She has been recognized for her work with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, Foundation Center, Seamless, Boxee, and WNYC. She is named as a co-inventor on a U.S. patent with American Express.   Whitney is a two-time Carnegie Mellon University graduate with a Master's in Human-Computer Interaction and a Bachelor's in Professional Writing and HCI. She is a Certified Integral Coach through New Ventures West and a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation. She writes on her blog Pleasure & Pain, co-hosts the podcast Designing Yourself, and speaks at conferences and corporations worldwide.   Find Whitney Here: Whitney Hess on LinkedIn Whitney Hess Website Whitney Hess Blog Vicarious Partners Inc. on LinkedIn Whitney Hess Email   Subscribe to Brave UX Like what you heard and want to hear more? Subscribe and support the show by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts (or wherever you listen). Apple Podcast Spotify YouTube Podbean Follow us on our other social channels for more great Brave UX content! LinkedIn Instagram Brendan Jarvis hosts the Show, and you can find him here: Brendan Jarvis on LinkedIn The Space InBetween Website

How leaders can change their environment through empathy? Welcome to Good Morning UX! In this episode, we sit down with Whitney Hess, a seasoned user experience designer, and coach, on a mission to put humanity back into the business. She believes empathy builds empires. We discuss how to change, build, and envision a career in UX design. We start with a gentle provocation: What if you could find a career that paid the bills and made you truly happy? How would that change your life? Whitney offers insights on making that dream a reality, drawing on her experiences as a UX designer and coach. Throughout the conversation, we touch on various aspects of career development, from identifying your strengths and values to creating a personal brand and portfolio that showcases your work. Whitney also shares valuable tips on transitioning from one career to another and having meaningful conversations about career goals with your manager or mentor. We wrap up with a discussion of leadership and what it means to be a successful UX designer. Whitney emphasizes the importance of empathy, curiosity, and self-awareness in this field, encouraging viewers to embrace their unique strengths and perspectives. If you're interested in building a career in UX design or simply looking for inspiration and guidance on navigating the job market, this video is for you. ————- The past year we decided to start this new project called Good Morning UX, an extension of another show called Bom Dia UX, with such special-international guests. Actually, we invited a lot of professionals who are references for us and that have so much history in our industry. Follow Whitney on these links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/whitneyhess/ https://whitneyhess.com/ https://twitter.com/designingyou Related Links: https://www.ozy.com/fast-forward/special-series-what-if-designers-took-a-hippocratic-oath/64873/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/anthonykosner/2012/06/19/are-you-solving-your-biggest-problem-or-blinded-by-your-local-maxima/#6f6d1ad77f46 https://thenextweb.com/news/the-future-of-web-design  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2HoxUI8IEs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94HOViTj4iA -----------------------------  This is the Bom Dia UX, a live show produced and launched on the Design Team channel every Wednesday at 7 am, in the Brazilian time zone. 

Lou talks with Whitney Hess as she discusses her vast career in UX design and transition into coaching. She breaks down the different methodologies and philosophies she utilizes with each client and how she embodies her work beyond her coaching. Together, Whitney and Lou discuss the different risks and leaps of faith she has had to take during her career and how that ultimately led her to be a more effective coach. Whitney recommends: Upperlimiting is a concept by Gay Hendricks from his book The Big Leap. Here's an article on the hidden barriers that get in the way of us moving from our Zone of Excellence to our Zone of Genius. https://experiencelife.lifetime.life/article/overcome-your-upper-limits/ Whitney Hess is a coach, writer, and designer on a mission to put humanity back into business. She believes empathy builds empires. Whitney helps creative leaders design their careers and accelerate their missions. Her techniques help people gain self-awareness, identify blind spots, navigate obstacles, and bring their whole selves to their work. For more than a decade, Whitney was a user experience consultant making technology easier and more pleasurable to use. She has been recognized for her work with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, Foundation Center, Seamless, Boxee, and WNYC. She is named as a co-inventor on a U.S. patent with American Express. Whitney is a two-time graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, with a Master's in Human-Computer Interaction and a Bachelor's in Professional Writing and HCI. She is a Certified Integral Coach through New Ventures West and a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation. She writes on her blog Pleasure & Pain, co-hosts the podcast Designing Yourself, and speaks at conferences and corporations worldwide. A native New Yorker, Whitney lives in Maine with her partner Fredrick Selby. They are in the early stages of planning their circumnavigation.

#032 Every community member is special, of course. But some are extra special. Today Tony is flying solo, and he's going to be talking about a very special type of member in every community: the super member, the one at the very center of your community culture. To explore that topic, he's bringing in a close friend and former member of the community he ran in NYC, New Work City: Whitney Hess. Whitney started out as a community experience designer, and has now become a renowned executive coach. Whitney shares a bit about her experience as a member of New Work City, and what made it possible for her to step into that space as a super member. You'll hear about how community leaders can operate in a “power-with” paradigm of community leadership and management and nurture their own super members. Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/cx032.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Back in 2015 we were lucky enough to meet up with Whitney Hess during her summer vacation in Sweden. In this classic episode we talk to Whitney about her journey from “producer of wireframes” to coaching UX-ers. How do you design yourself? How do you give yourself permission to do your best work? “You need... The post #265 UX Coaching with Whitney Hess (UXP Classic) appeared first on UX Podcast.

Whitney and Ivan discuss how we need to bring intimacy to work, how Buddhist principles apply to people and companies, and how dignity might be more important than empathy right now.

Sponsored By: Panelists Justin Dorfman | Eric Berry | Richard Littauer Guest Whitney Hess (https://whitneyhess.com/) Executive Coach Show Notes Whitney Hess is the special guest today. She is an Executive Coach, supporting business leaders of various kinds to help them be the best version of themselves. With COVID-19 happening right now it’s affecting everyone. People are stressed, overwhelmed, emotional, anxious, and have a whole rollercoaster of emotions. Remember, we are all human and you are not alone. And, if you’ve never meditated, you will want to after listening to this episode. 01:21 Whitney clarifies what an Executive Coach is and what she does. She also explains how she differentiates from a Life Coach. 03:00 To cut to the chase, Richard wonders how COVID-19 has affected her business and how has it affected the way she helps people during this time. 05:35 On the brighter side of things, Whitney talks about how people are able to work on legacy code because their companies aren’t as in demand and they can do various things that they’ve been putting off. 06:50 Justin wants to know if maintainers would get a lot of value out of Whitney’s management coaching, especially helping FOSS Responders who are dealing with COVID-19. 12:34 “Empathy” is discussed in depth. There is a misconception about empathy and Whitney also explains self-empathy. 15:59 Eric has a question about persona, and he wonders if there is a mother and a maintainer and she’s really stressed, has to feed her kids, teach them, maintain open source and she doesn’t have time to walk away from her computer, what advice does Whitney have for that sort of person. Let’s say “meditation” is talked about, and reprioritizing and re-evaluating our values. 22:37 Richard talks about how one night he hit rock bottom emotionally and physically and what he did to make himself happy. Justin talks about how he was feeling fatigued by everything happening with work and what’s happening in the world and what he did to feel mentally separated and enjoy himself. 25:27 Whitney stresses how especially now, we need to allow ourselves moments of joy. Try to find a little bit of space to allow ourselves to be happy in that moment. She goes more into this with some very uplifting advice. Quotes 12:48 “I think a misconception about empathy is that it’s all about what we give to others, when in actuality it starts with what we give to ourselves.” 14:28 “You need to put your oxygen mask on first before you help others!” 17:17 “If you don’t have time to meditate once a day, meditate twice a day!” Links Whitney Hess (https://whitneyhess.com/) Whitney Hess Twitter (https://twitter.com/whitneyhess?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor) Whitney Hess Blog (https://whitneyhess.com/blog/) “My Neighbor Totoro” (https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/amzn1.dv.gti.1cb73a61-ce14-22f8-c897-e68434bc69eb?autoplay=1) Special Guest: Whitney Hess.

Are you at a crossroads and need help figuring out the next step Do you have big goals, but don’t know how to accomplish them? Whitney Hess, empathy coach for activist executives, is Jeffrey Zeldman’s guest. The journey from UX to coaching. Changing our business model to better meet the client’s needs. The joy of research. Why asking the right questions is more important than having all the answers. Charging more to give more back. Animal rescue. Sponsored by A List Apart.

TheSparkAndTheArt.com/111 – Whitney and I talk about her starting out in computer sciences - and hating it - loving her writing major and how she stumbled on a course for Human Computer Interaction which lead her to her first user experience position. While the whole conversation is fantastic, I think my favourite part is the last 5 minutes where Whitney builds on how curiosity and creativity work together. **- Links for this episode -**Whitney Hess - https://whitneyhess.com/Whitney Hess Twitter - https://twitter.com/whitneyhess

In this episode of the podcast, Whitney Hess talks about designing a more self aware life and the power of empathy to become more effective leaders.HIGHLIGHTSUncovering the the Desires that Drive Us Lessons in Self Sufficiency from Being an Only Child How We can Learn to Become More ResourcefulEngaging in Experiences and Activities that Develop Our SkillsWhy You Have to Actually Want to Change Regardless of What it Takes Why We Need to Understand What People's Needs AreFinding an Approach to Fulfill Your Underlying Passion What Causes us to Overlook Our Lightbulb MomentsThe Expansiveness of Our Inner World Cultivating Your Capacity to Listen InwardlyThe Multiple Centers of Intelligence That We All Have How to Deal with Burnout Two Key Questions that Can Help you Discover Your Long and Short Term IntentionsUsing Empathy to Get More Results in Your Life QUOTESI really believe that everything we do in life is practice (Click to Tweet) I do not believe there is such thing as a coachable person or un-coachable person (Click to Tweet) The only way to serve people's needs is by understanding their needs. (Click to Tweet) I think most people miss the lightbulb moment because they're not listening inwardly. (Click to Tweet) RESOURCES AND BOOKSTumblr Empathy is Everyting Non-Violent Communication by Marshall RosenbergWhitney Hess is a certified coach, published author and keynote speaker putting humanity back into business. You can follow her on twitter @whitneyhess See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We were lucky enough to meet up with Whitney Hess during her summer vacation in Sweden. We talk to Whitney about her journey from “producer of wireframes” to coaching UX-ers. How to you design yourself? How do you give yourself permission to do your best work? “You need to stop doing the things you don’t want...

Drupal 7.28, SEO, Stage file proxy, Commerce Add to Cart Extras, Views Aggregator Plus, HTML5 recording, ECK, Coder vs. Themer Ultimate Grudge Match Smackdown Fight to the Death och många fler nyheter. Drupal Association Drupal 7.28 DrupalCon Keynote Drupal.org Software Working Group Gittip Team Core Contributor Search API D8 Sprint - 13-15th of June in Belgium Whitney Hess to lead Drupal.org user research Drupal 8 This week in Drupal Core Let fix file extension Accessibility Modultipset Stage file proxy Stage File Proxy snackar vi även om i Drupalsnack #14 - Utvecklarmoduler Commerce Add to Cart Extras Views Aggregator Plus HTML5 recording ECK SEO Nyheter i Google Analytics Desire Paths 31 tips som förbättrar din sökmotoroptimering SEO misstag SEO taktikerna som får Google att se rött Bra innehåll lockar inte alltid till sig länkar Google Adwords certifiering Extra Lonestar PHP 2014 Coder vs. Themer Ultimate Grudge Match Smackdown Fight to the Death Daily WTF Skype video samtal Alex Pott har fått en anställning Dries respons till Alex Pott

For this Snippet, we discuss The Art of Web Design on PBS: OFF Book featuring Jason Santa Maria, Jeffrey Zeldman, and Whitney Hess. (http://www.pagebreakpodcast.com/snippets/the-art-of-web-design)

Whitney Hess is the author of Pleasure and Pain, and the founder and principal of Vicarious Partners, an independent user experience consultancy.

This is the last of our 3 piece series of Pagebreak Snippets Canada! The two of us went to the Internlink Conference in Vancouver BC and talk for a few minutes about some of our favorite speakers from the day. In this Snippet we discuss the Interlink talk by Whitney Hess, The Philosophy of UX. (http://www.pagebreakpodcast.com/snippets/whitney-hess-interlink-conference/)