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Everyone has the capacity to be creative. At the , people use design to develop their creative potential and apply it to the world.

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    Mar 16

    Let’s give a big welcome to Ashish Goel (), author of Drawing on Courage, in the guides spotlight this week!

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    Mar 19

    It’s a PARTY at the with Aisha Bain & . “We are made of stories. What lights the fire in our belly? What do we stand for? That is where our stories begin.”

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    Mar 18

    This past week the ITS Community of Practice (powered by ) hosted the first panel where students & scholars discussed ideas on how to change Thai . Huge thanks to everybody joining; students who sacrificed their free time in particular!

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    Mar 18

    Also at the meetup I talked about the importance of belonging, pieces that might be missing in schools right now, and how teachers can use these levers from to design for belonging.

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  5. Mar 17

    Learn more about this exercise and many more like this from Drawing on Courage by d.schooler Ashish Goel (), which releases this April along with our other guides, by visiting

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  6. Mar 17

    Try: -Limiting yourself to only 10 mins working on a creative project. -Offering counterpoint by suggesting a different dinner place than where you friends want. -Practicing awkwardness by saying hello to a stranger on the train.

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  7. Mar 17

    How can designers deal with these fears? Begin by taking tiny risks to get used to the feeling of fear. And then? Do it again! Soon you’ll have a streak of wins, and it will be much easier to draw on courage.

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  8. Mar 17

    To draw on courage, you have to deal with courage’s nemesis and co-passenger: Fear! Fear shows up everywhere—starting a creative project, offering counterpoint to process at your workplace, or just giving feedback to a colleague.

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  9. Mar 16

    Drawing on Courage by Ashish Goel () is one of four new guides releasing this April. To learn more visit

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  10. Mar 16

    . believes everyone can create the conditions that make it possible to act with courage (everyday courage) rather than it being a rare virtue that is held by a select few (epic courage). No need to be a Gryffindor to practice courage :)

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  11. Mar 16

    . currently advises tech companies on product design and runs , a D2C sparkling water brand based in India. In , you can find comics that illustrate stories, scenarios and tools to help you develop a mindset of fearlessness.

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  12. Mar 16

    Ashish is a former teaching fellow at the and former Head of Design at (India's Doordash and Yelp rolled into one!).

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  13. Mar 14

    As new technologies evolve, more people are impacted - which is an opportunity to consider potential impacts, change course & charter new pathways. During 's Mar 15 session, they'll discuss how to build tech that serves using design language 

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    Mar 13

    The human brain is incapable of creating new things from scratch. What our brain does is it connects old things in unexpected ways.

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    Mar 13

    ‘Creativity is doing more than the first thing you think of.’ Amazing session by from

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    Mar 13

    How do we de-centre ourselves as designers? making a compelling case for why we need to consider communities that have been marginalised and the powerful benefits for all. cc

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    Mar 13

    "How do break-throughs happen? Do they happen to us? Or can we perpetrate them?" - + + + Perry Klebahn

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    Mar 13

    "Every single day, you've gotta flip... be deliberate about the flip. Instead of coming up with THE good answer, come up with lots of good answers. Come up with ten." - + + + Perry Klebahn

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    Mar 13

    "Ideas are like every other natural phenomena... they fall on a normal distribution" - + + + Perry Klebahn

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    Mar 13

    A quantity orientation shifts our mindset and can help us get to genius.

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