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Oykun Yilmaz, Books |
Some of my favorite books that have had a big impact on my life. |
Benefits of reading is undeniable from enchancing knowledge to reducing stress, pure enjoyment and more... I usually read to learn from authors' years of experience in a few hours (such a treasure) or get inspired from a fiction story, personality. Here I wanted to share some of my favorite books that have had a big impact on my life. I hope you will find them useful as well. Btw some of the links include affiliate codes. |
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Dear Designer,
You have a beautiful soul and a gentle heart. You are kind. I love and appreciate these qualities.
However, it pains me to see that you might be holding yourself back from reaching your full potential. It frustrates me to witness how you're making your career and life unnecessarily difficult by being overly accommodating and not standing up for yourself.
I know that you have so much more to offer and achieve, and it hurts me to see you settle for less.
So, here I'm using the pages in this book to pour out my inner screams to help you unlock your full potential as a Designer, gain new perspectives and break free from self-limitations.
This is not a time to be offended.
This is the time to reflect on your actions and be brutally honest with yourself.
You have the power to break free from the limitations you've set for yourself and become a stronger, braver designer.
So, please take this as a reminder of your potential and a call to action to start living up to it.
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- "Couldn't take my eyes off it for a second! Such a great read! 🙏" -Fabian Arbor
- "It's compact, easy to read, and filled up with guidelines every designer should read 🔥🤌" -Abinash Mohanty
- "Read 'letters from a designer' yesterday. @oykun dropped some serious knowledge in such concise detail. Such a great read that has definitely changed my perspective going forward as a designer. Would definitely recommend." -Peter Da Silva