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It’s a byproduct of Design Thinking<br />It’s being comfortable going forward in a state of uncertainty<br />It's believing that the best solutions are yet to be found<br />It’s the willingness to fail early and fail often.<br />
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UnfortunatelyThat’s NOTwhat we learn at school!<br />Mistakes are punished. Failure is not tolerated. Mistakes are learning Experiences. Failure breeds success. Given the questions; find the right answers. Ask great questions; find the best answers. <br />
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Whatmakes a good Design Thinker?<br />An observing eye and a constant sense of wonder. A questioning mindset that goes beyond the obvious. <br />The willingness to experiment and build.<br />
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Hardwiring<br />Our brainis NOT hardwired to pay attention to multiple things at once.<br />
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Merely making things that work (badly) isn't enough. And if you can't do it right there are other people all over the world who can andwant to andeventually will!<br />
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Design thinking is NOT about the product, it's about people! Its the age of user experience. <br />