The article discusses the importance of shifting our perception towards design problems, emphasizing that bold actions, like reaching out during challenging times, can lead to growth. Instead of merely seeking solutions, it advocates for the role of 'perceptual designers' who envision different futures. The author recounts a personal experience of reaching out to a CEO during corporate changes and reflects on the unexpected opportunity to share insights about human potential at NASA, highlighting a transformative perspective that can redefine challenges as opportunities.
"The future doesn't need more problem-solvers. It needs more perceptual designers."
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