Designing Your Life - Bill Burnett

“The notion that you need to have a passion and follow it is a destructive idea." Bill Burnett, executive director of the Design Program at Stanford, talks about bringing a d.school approach to the "classically wicked problem" of figuring out what you want to do when you "grow up." Your major doesn't have to determine your career, and a single decision won't plot the trajectory of the rest of your life.
Worldview Stanford's blended online and on-campus course "The Science of Decision Making" opens Feb. 23. Learn more at: stanford.io/1uC...

[@SherwoodREAcademy]

I love the freedom of this truth...we don't have to identify our passion to pursue it! We can have many in our lives. What we can do is to use creative mindfulness to design the life we want!

[@lera-f9y]

Thank you❤❤❤

[@ananse77]

Interesting beginning. But where are the details of the strategies and methods used?

[@social3ngin33rin]

come to stanford and find out? lol. Maybe they will record his lectures and post them on the channel for everyone :D

[@jencomet2220]

Hey! He and Dave Evans have the book: "Designing Your Life" where they put all their things from their class at Stanford into the book. It's a great book!

[@chino5038]

I'm a freshman in high school and I have the opportunity to take biomedical science but if i do I won't be able to take ap biology and ap chemistry
So is it worth it? What is better to become a surgeon?

[@rosscardenas9964]

chino 50

[@patolorde]

TEACH ME