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Beginners Guide to Design Thinking
Lucy Patterson & Tracy Sharp
42 episodes
1 day ago

Welcome to A Beginner's Guide to Design Thinking, the perfect podcast for curious souls eager to harness the power of design thinking to level up their business and personal life.

Join your hosts - Lucy Patterson and Tracy Sharp - two Northern lasses passionate about helping people like you disrupt the status quo. We’re here to boost your business performance while reigniting your zest for life. No "but we've always done it that way" excuses allowed!

We'll guide you through the process of figuring out what you want, experimenting with how to get it, and embracing failure as a stepping stone to success. You’ll learn how to apply those lessons, tweak your approach, and keep evolving - all while keeping it fun, and scientifically backed. It might get a little messy - but not crayon-on-your-sweater messy!

From our own experiences and expertise - failures included - we’ll make sure you never feel alone on this creative journey. 

So let us hold your hand as you empower yourself with design thinking, getting closer to your goals without the frustration.

Once you’ve finished listening, we have two small requests:

  1. If you enjoy the show, please leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform. (If not, shoot us an email and let us know how we can improve.)
  2. Reach out! Send us an email or connect via LinkedIn to share what actions you’ve taken from any of our episodes. We bloody love action-takers! 🙂
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Welcome to A Beginner's Guide to Design Thinking, the perfect podcast for curious souls eager to harness the power of design thinking to level up their business and personal life.

Join your hosts - Lucy Patterson and Tracy Sharp - two Northern lasses passionate about helping people like you disrupt the status quo. We’re here to boost your business performance while reigniting your zest for life. No "but we've always done it that way" excuses allowed!

We'll guide you through the process of figuring out what you want, experimenting with how to get it, and embracing failure as a stepping stone to success. You’ll learn how to apply those lessons, tweak your approach, and keep evolving - all while keeping it fun, and scientifically backed. It might get a little messy - but not crayon-on-your-sweater messy!

From our own experiences and expertise - failures included - we’ll make sure you never feel alone on this creative journey. 

So let us hold your hand as you empower yourself with design thinking, getting closer to your goals without the frustration.

Once you’ve finished listening, we have two small requests:

  1. If you enjoy the show, please leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform. (If not, shoot us an email and let us know how we can improve.)
  2. Reach out! Send us an email or connect via LinkedIn to share what actions you’ve taken from any of our episodes. We bloody love action-takers! 🙂
Show more...
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The Design of Everyday Things & Designing Your Life - Tracy's Book Reviews
Beginners Guide to Design Thinking
11 minutes 22 seconds
3 weeks ago
The Design of Everyday Things & Designing Your Life - Tracy's Book Reviews

In this episode, Tracy Sharp discusses two influential books in the realm of design thinking: 'The Design of Everyday Things' by Don Norman and 'Designing Your Life' by Dave Evans and Bill Burnett.

Tracy emphasises the importance of understanding user behavior in design and how design thinking principles can be applied to career development. The conversation highlights the significance of prototyping, iterative processes, and being clear about personal values to enhance both product design and life design.

Key Takeaways:

  • Think about the last book that inspired you.
  • The Design of Everyday Things focuses on user interaction.
  • Design errors are often misattributed to user mistakes.
  • Prototyping is crucial in the design process.
  • Designing Your Life applies design thinking to career choices.
  • Iterate on your career path rather than making drastic changes.
  • Be intentional about trying new things in your career.


Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Design Thinking Books

05:09 The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman

09:51 Designing Your Life by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans

Beginners Guide to Design Thinking

Welcome to A Beginner's Guide to Design Thinking, the perfect podcast for curious souls eager to harness the power of design thinking to level up their business and personal life.

Join your hosts - Lucy Patterson and Tracy Sharp - two Northern lasses passionate about helping people like you disrupt the status quo. We’re here to boost your business performance while reigniting your zest for life. No "but we've always done it that way" excuses allowed!

We'll guide you through the process of figuring out what you want, experimenting with how to get it, and embracing failure as a stepping stone to success. You’ll learn how to apply those lessons, tweak your approach, and keep evolving - all while keeping it fun, and scientifically backed. It might get a little messy - but not crayon-on-your-sweater messy!

From our own experiences and expertise - failures included - we’ll make sure you never feel alone on this creative journey. 

So let us hold your hand as you empower yourself with design thinking, getting closer to your goals without the frustration.

Once you’ve finished listening, we have two small requests:

  1. If you enjoy the show, please leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform. (If not, shoot us an email and let us know how we can improve.)
  2. Reach out! Send us an email or connect via LinkedIn to share what actions you’ve taken from any of our episodes. We bloody love action-takers! 🙂