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Tags: Business SIG Freelancing Soloprenuer
Have you ever found yourself at a crossroads, wondering if you should keep chasing traditional paths or take a chance on yourself? You’re not alone. In my upcoming talk, I’ll share how real people—just like you—have transformed their uncertainty into clarity and their doubts into action.
Take Lissy, for example. She wasn’t sure if going into business for herself was the right move. “Should I keep throwing resumes at the wall or take a chance on myself?” she wondered. After exploring what it meant to bet on herself, she gained the clarity to move forward with confidence.
In just one hour, I’ll guide you through actionable insights that help you:
✅ Define what success looks like for you.
✅ Explore niche opportunities that align with your skills and passions.
✅ Build confidence to take your next step—even if it feels scary.
This talk isn’t just about making bold moves; it’s about understanding what’s holding you back and reframing the unknown as an opportunity. I’ve been there, and I know the fear that comes with stepping into something new. But I also know the reward of moving forward, and I’m here to share what I’ve learned to help you do the same.
Greg Storey is a seasoned UX design leader, entrepreneur, and educator with over 20 years of experience transforming creative visions into thriving businesses. Having held executive roles at top organizations like USAA, IBM, and InVision, Greg is celebrated for his ability to accelerate design practices, build cohesive teams, and drive innovation at scale.
In addition to his corporate leadership, Greg has deep entrepreneurial roots. As the founder of two successful design-focused businesses, he understands firsthand the challenges and rewards of forging your own path in the UX industry. His journey has equipped him with a keen understanding of how to identify market opportunities, carve out niches, and navigate competitive landscapes.
Greg is passionate about empowering others to succeed. An advocate for lifelong learning, he’s developed frameworks and strategies that help UX researchers and designers break free from traditional roles to create independent, impactful careers. His practical, human-centered approach demystifies the process of starting and sustaining a business, offering tools that guide conversations, build client trust, and position individuals for long-term success.
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