How the notebook worksEvery page answers two questions: what kind of thinking it keeps, and how far along that thinking is.What it keepsNotesmy thoughts in fluxTopicA gathering point. It collects the notes underneath it, and sometimes nothing is written in the middle.Minethis oneMy ideas, at every stage of thought.InspiredNot fully, or mostly, original. It says whose idea it started as.StubNot enough to say in public yet. Here for the links in and out.How far alongSteepingThin and early. Written down so I can find out what I think of it.BrewingHas a shape, still moving. Most of the notebook lives here.PouredFinished, which is not the same as long. Five words can be poured.Mix kind and stage on the benchEdited
What are Blind Spot Revealer Cards?
I recently came up with a list of questions that I wanted to share to help inspire people to challenge their product focused beliefs. Rather than publish the list, I have created a series of cards. The cards are based on some thinking I did about how to make the process of uncovering organizational bias toward the products we create. I wrote about that here: Between Worlds — Using Liminal Thinking to Bridge Science and Clinical Utility.
You can see an example card below, but please feel free to reach out if you’d like to discuss getting access to these cards. I am currently beta testing a game which enables the cards to be used in a fun way.

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- Mine · poured. The UX Blind Spots That Kill Diagnostic Products — Why the Elephant in the Lab Isn't What You Thinkpoints here
- Mine · poured. Between Worlds — Using Liminal Thinking to Bridge Science and Clinical Utilityin the text
- Topic · brewing. On Product Managementin the text
- Topic · brewing. On Sciencein the text
- Topic · steeping. On Usabilityalso related