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Mihika Kapoor

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FigJam

“How do you guys use Figma as a company?" And it's kind of interesting because I feel like we use Figma the way that everyone uses Figma, but we use FigJam on steroids.”

Lenny's Podcast · 21 Apr 2024

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Figma

“How do you guys use Figma as a company?" And it's kind of interesting because I feel like we use Figma the way that everyone uses Figma, but we use FigJam on steroids.”

Lenny's Podcast · 21 Apr 2024

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Dune 2

“I watched Dune 2, because someone asked me to co-host a premiere of Dune 2 with them, and I was like, "Okay, sounds good, sounds cool, but I need to watch Dune 1.”

Lenny's Podcast · 21 Apr 2024

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The Medici Effect

“And there's this book that I love called The Medici Effect, which basically talks about how when people come from different places and you have that confluence of ideas, that leads to innovation at the end of the day.”

Lenny's Podcast · 21 Apr 2024

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Harry Potter

“Yeah, I'll start by saying that I am immediately skeptical of anyone who has not read Harry Potter. So, if you're one of those people, go read Harry Potter. Maybe, it contributes to creativity. I don't know.”

Lenny's Podcast · 21 Apr 2024

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What Mihika said.

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01 / preference

" And so, then I think what might happen in those instances is you kind of start from nothing, you start from zero and you're like, "Okay, I'm going to build up from zero and gather all of these insights to get to a good place." And I think my take is that putting out an idea, even if it's totally wrong, is a much better catalyst for getting to a good solution because people are much more likely to react to an idea than to nothing.

“" And so, then I think what might happen in those instances is you kind of start from nothing, you start from zero and you're like, "Okay, I'm going to build up from zero and gather all of these insights to get to a good place." And I think my take is that putting out an idea, even if it's totally wrong, is a much better catalyst for getting to a good solution because people are much more likely to react to an idea than to nothing.”
Speaker
Mihika Kapoor
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

02 / preference

So to see a single story traverse so many generations was very fascinating to me. And then, from a more businessy book perspective, which is maybe more what you're getting at, I think that I honestly pseudo steer clear of how-to books, but one that has had a particularly large impact on me is Creativity Inc.

“So to see a single story traverse so many generations was very fascinating to me. And then, from a more businessy book perspective, which is maybe more what you're getting at, I think that I honestly pseudo steer clear of how-to books, but one that has had a particularly large impact on me is Creativity Inc.”
Speaker
Mihika Kapoor
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast
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