The New Season of Design Matters with Debbie Milman starts in April. The episode you're about to listen to originally dropped in March of 2021.

It's so funny because even when I talked about being a writer like their big fear was like don't go spread in our dirty laundry right and I always thought you know the characters in my head are so much more interesting than what's happening in my real life.

From the Ted Audio Collective this is Design Matters with Debbie Milman.

For 17 years Debbie Milman has been talking with designers and other creative people about what they do, how they got to be who they are and what they're thinking about and working on.

On this episode Jacqueline Woodson talks about writing for children and young adults.

It was Madeline Langle who said when you write, write, remembering the child you were because the essence of childhood doesn't change.

No one knows what you're looking for in a doctor better than you and no one's better at giving you the tools to find the perfect doctor than Zock-Dock.

The people who created Zock-Dock found the major pain points in healthcare, all the things that weren't working and said enough and they made booking a great doctor's surprisingly pain free.

Zock-Dock is a free app that shows you doctors who are patient reviewed, they take your insurance and are available when you need them.

Read up on local doctors, get verified patient reviews and see what other real humans had to say about their visit.

So when you walk into that doctor's office you're set up to see someone in your network who gets you.

Go to Zock-Dock.com slash design matters and download the Zock-Dock app for free.

Then start your search for a top-rated doctor today. Many are available within 24 hours.

That's COC.DOC.com slash design matters. Zock-Dock.com slash design matters. You won't regret it.

Hey, it's Adam Grant. The new season of my TED podcast Work Life is out now.

The past few years have been full of changes to how we work. There's so much more we can rethink about our jobs.

Join me as I dive into the science of making work not suck.

This season we'll explore how to fix your meetings, bust bureaucracy and make the most out of your breaks and vacations.

Listen to Work Life with Adam Grant wherever you listen to podcasts.

As a child, Jacqueline Woodson loved to tell lies. There was something about seeing her friend's eyes grow wide with wonder that she loved.

She got into trouble for lying but didn't stop until 5th grade. That same year she wrote a story and her 5th grade teacher said,

this is really good. That was when Jacqueline Woodson understood that a lie on the page was called fiction and that could when you accolades and awards.

...