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Chris, your profile is really inspiring! I want to learn more about your journey.

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Chris’s journey

I’ve shared my journey on YouTube, which can be broken down into four phases:

1) Becoming a self-taught UX designer

 
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2) Life lessons I learned in my 20s

 
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3) Evolving into a Designpreneur

 
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4) Hitting $24,483 in revenue

 
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