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Design Thinking Seattle: Designing for Personal Change
This document discusses design thinking and innovation. It provides information on immunity to change, including worksheets to identify competing commitments and design SMART experiments. Templates are presented to create a change by design action plan by identifying core behaviors and mindsets to maintain, emerging behaviors and priorities, and legacy behaviors to leave behind. The document emphasizes that people don't fear change itself but rather the loss associated with change. It encourages applying design thinking principles to foster creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration across cultures and fields to solve complex problems.
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- 9. Immunity to ChangeWorksheet What is ONE thing I’d like to change or improve on? What I’m doing that goes against that change: My hidden competing commitments: My big assumptions: Adapted from: “How to Overcome Immunity to Change” by Robert Kegan and Lisa Lahey. http//:catalyz.io Refine my workshop planning process Trying to squeeze in too much information Underestimate how much time I’ll need Trying to share ALL context/case studies at once Committed to offering value to all Committed to not looking underprepared Committed to maintaining “expert” persona If I don’t please all, I’ve failed More tools = more value That one final model might make or break my presentation
- 10. What are yourCompeting Commitments?
- 11. SMART Experiments • Safe(many experiments will involve a certain amount of risk, but don’t devise a test in which the end result could get you fired or badly hurt) • Modest (start with a small test and work your way up) • Actionable (make the test one you can undertake, not just think about) • Research-based (you’re gathering information here, not trying to prove a point, or immediately trying to change a behavior) • An effective Test of your assumption (one targeted toward gaining better insight into the accuracy of your beliefs and how they do or do not serve you) -Lisa Lahey and Robert Kagan, Immunity to Change
- 12. People don’t fearchange, They fear loss.
- 13. Change by DesignAction Plan People don’t fear change, they fear loss… Core Emerging Legacy What behaviors, rituals and mindsets do you want to maintain and nurture? What NEW behaviors, intentions and priorities might be emerging for you? What behaviors, rituals or priorities need to be left behind? http//:catalyz.io Values Intentions Behaviors Rituals New work/family/life structure New routines New Intentions New behaviors Financial/Time investments Priorities Routines/rituals
- 14. Change by DesignAction Plan People don’t fear change, they fear loss… Core Emerging Legacy What behaviors, rituals and mindsets do you want to maintain and nurture? What NEW behaviors, intentions and priorities might be emerging for you? What behaviors, rituals or priorities need to be left behind? http//:catalyz.io Values Intentions Behaviors Rituals New work/family/life structure New Intentions New behaviors New routines Financial/Time investments Priorities Routines/rituals
- 16. 1) I needa way to in a world where 2) I need a way to because My Personal POV Needs to add _________________________________ to my life Needs to make me feel Helps me with Maintains Doesn’t challenge my sense of Moves me towards My Design Principals http//:catalyz.io Fun More empowered Communicating more frequently with my family my connection to the outdoors Minimal financial obligations Financial Security
- 17. 1) I needa way to in a world where 2) I need a way to because My Personal POV Needs to add _________________________________ to my life Needs to make me feel Helps me with Maintains Doesn’t challenge my sense of Moves me towards My Design Principals http//:catalyz.io Continue fostering creativity, critical thinking and collaboration across cultures and fields Our ability to work together to creatively solve messy problems will determine the type of world my future kids might live in
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