

CIRCLES Conference Recap Part 2: Lessons Learned
Posted by Martha Ormiston on October 8, 2014
As we mentioned before, myself (Martha) and Brian of Fission Strategy recently went to CIRCLES Conference 2014. CIRCLES is a creative conference held annually in a small town called Grapevine, located outside Dallas, Texas. Lasting 2 days, the conference consists of a series of lecture sessions and panel discussions.
We’ve compiled a slideshare of the top 10 lessons we learned from the speakers at the conference. Take a look and please share!
In case you can’t view the slideshare, we’ve also typed them below:
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Make plans and be specific and you can accomplish more (Session: Kathleen Shannon)
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Do what you can to not get fried. Happy designers make better work. (Sessions: Kathleen Shannon, Matt Lehman, Lee Steffen)
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Define your process, then refine your process. (Session: Jessica Hische)
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Do a personal project. Passion always works in your favor. (Sessions: Heads of State, Matt Legman, Josh Higgins )
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If you’re willing to work and put in the time, you can learn anything. (Session: Lee Steffen)
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Take time to do research. Inspiration is all around you, and sometimes even in the past. (Session: Heads of State)
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To create a successful team you have to be a family (Session: Josh Brewer)
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Use social tools to give voice to social causes. (Session: Doug Bowman)
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Take a class. Do what you can to always be learning. (Session: Matt Lehman)
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Write down what your ideal day looks like and take small steps to make it a reality. (Session: Kathleen Shannon)
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