The idea that only beginners mess up is toxic and totally disconnected from the reality of UX work. But let’s be honest: we, as seniors and leaders, have helped build that narrative by avoiding real conversations about our own mistakes. It’s time to change that. Not with vague “mistakes help us grow” platitudes, but with the actual, messy, embarrassing, confidence-shaking stuff. I’ll take one for the team.

This year, I included a new chapter in my end-of-the-year reflections because, in order to achieve goals, we need to make investments, right? So, I thought it would be a good idea to reflect on the investments I made as a UX Writer in 2024, see which ones delivered the greatest return on investment, and share these insights with you because these learnings might be valuable for your yearly planning, too!

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