Christopher Murphy · 23 September, 2020
The trouble with not having a goal is that you can spend your life running up and down the field and never score. —Bill Copeland
You can design your future and I’ve helped many designers – and non-designers – do just that. Put simply, you can use design methods to design not a product or a service, but yourself. I’ll be gathering resources that explain what I mean by this here.
Start with the tl;dr below. Or, if you’re a more visual learner, we’ve put together a carousel over at our Instagram.
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That's the beauty of the 'everything is a prototype' method. It gets you started.
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