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The document provides guidance on designing one's life through a process of mindset, problem finding and solving, building a personal compass, mind mapping, and choosing a life design plan. It recommends being curious and aware that designing life is a process that involves reframing problems, asking others for help, trying new things, and starting from where you currently are. The process also involves clarifying one's work and life views, who you are, what you believe, and what you are doing, and ensuring they complement each other. It then describes prototyping ideas through asking good questions, warming up creatively, brainstorming, and naming and framing outcomes.
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