1. Non-Linear Learning Through Project Blocks

"At which point in time should I delve into other aspects of this entire field of digital product design, so that I compound my learning and not just be sticking with just the tool all along?"

"When you are learning in blocks, you will start learning based on your needs because in the block, the project is non-linear, it is never sequential."

2. The Importance of Discomfort in Learning

"I want you to do at least three blocks where you get uncomfortable because the discomfort is important. Human beings never learn anything without pain."

3. The Reverse Learning Path in Design

"While the whole blocks I talked about human nature to UXR to UX to value proposition strategy and then to information architecture, interaction design and then visual design, it's the complete opposite that you go through because the first thing you see is visual design."

4. Learning Outcome

"You should be able to connect, map the human nature with the decisions that you have taken on the UI, backed by data and insights from your UXR, and make strong cases for the strategy and pick why we are creating this value and how we will deliver this value. If you were able to read 20 books and kind of go with that, if you absorbed everything from the 20 books and went into the industry, you're unstoppable."