Stanford Webinar - Design Your Life: Part I: Reframe Your Passion

What do you want to be when you grow up? Whether you’re starting, changing or advancing your career, it’s never too late to ask yourself this question, and not know the answer. Take a new approach to evaluating your life choices by applying design thinking to the “wicked problem” of vocational wayfinding. Learn what it’s all about and why you should reconsider turning your passion into your profession.
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[@prashantguthikonda5819]

Thank you, Covid 19 indicates that Empathy is Key to Business Solutions & Product Management through Design Thinking!

[@basavarajbendigeri4003]

Very good. Lot of insight what's works

[@maggienew6255]

enjoyed what I heard - thanks

Here's a question! In the questions section one person asks for suggestions on focusing. The answer just gives information about multitasking. The professor says that there are a number of techniques but doesn't mention any. He just restates that multitasking is something one should avoid. What about situations where automatic thoughts and distractions literally invade our minds?

[@moebiuscreative]

Try mindfulness meditation techniques.

[@g2gcio]

Matej Pavlić Professor basically said to Focus, just avoid multitasking which we are so used to do nowadays!

[@brainstormingsharing1309]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@mechat1944]

The sound gets so bad we can't hang in there...begins to ramble? will re--do with speakers.

[@skajpy]

Why this video doesn't have any comments... aha?

[@sarapeacefullife]

It was hard to focus because of the low quality of the sound, but I liked the content.

[@katierose1893]

29:50 "probably a couple hundred people will watch this not live"

[@arishtanemi-by6fi]

+skaipy Still nothing :P

[@jomontanee]

This is such a great knowledge. Too bad the teacher 's teaching style is very boring.