Become a Design Thinker
In Become a Design Thinker Podcast, we will explore life reinvention stories in different contexts from the perspective of Design Thinking, and see how the lessons learnt from these stories can be applied in our daily work and life.
Design thinking is the designers’ mindset in the design process – how they discover the root problems and test possible solutions to keep making improvements. We will be uploading new episodes every two weeks. Our goal is to empower you with this design-thinking mindset so that you can reinvent your work and life by design.
"Become a Design Thinker" is your decision to step out for a change and to become who you aspire to be.
Become a Design Thinker
Latest Episodes
Four Rules to Brainstorm Your Next Persona
When you brainstorm your next persona, you are no longer allowed to just "wish" for a better version of yourself. You are a design thinker. You are different. Today, we will go through 4 rules for our brainstorming process.
Craft the Design Brief of Your Persona Rebuilding
Design thinkers rebuild our persona by design. It is about rebuilding our current persona into a new one that we aspire to be. In a design process, designers won't design something from scratch. They start with a design brief. In th...
Design Your Exploration Journey to Discover Your Adjacent Possibilities
Design Your Second ActThis is a theme that describes our personal growth across the 4 regions:Comfort Zone. In this zone, we have to fight against our stronghold to create a breakthrough. Exploration Z...
Design Your Experiment to Create a Network That Thrives
A good network will provide the necessary knowledge and support in our daily work or long-term goals. They can be someone who can give us good advice, share successful or unsuccessful experiences, and provide a safety net for us to fail small a...
Translate Your Experience and Tell Your Transformational Story
Our experience is so important, especially if you want to elevate your work to a higher level or move to a new working environment.The problem is, how can we recognize our experience instead of a list of companies' names, positions, and ...
