262: What makes a good design manager

262: What makes a good design manager

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325: Goals and creative aspirations for 2026

Femke and Charli outline their goals for 2026 and the strategies they plan to implement to achieve them. Femke shares an update about her upcoming baby and how she plans to balance it with her business, while Charli discusses her approach to the book writing process.Timestamps: 0 ...  Show more

324: Collaborating with other design creators on a side project

Femke and Charli discuss how to collaborate effectively with other design creators on side projects. Femke shares her experience working with five other designers on the Design Creator's Bundle, including how the collaboration went, how they divided the revenue, and how audience ...  Show more

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