Bill Burnett

I mean, put that, let it sit on your tongue and really get the most out of it.

Okay, it's five minutes a week.

And your prototype is, I'll do that twice.

Okay, so two five minutes on a Sunday afternoon and then ask the question, was that worth it?

Did I enjoy that?

Want to do a little bit more?

It's okay.

You don't have to jump over your head.

If you're moving, you know, that's moving toward a meaning-making practice.

So you're designing your way forward.

Well, the first thing is you got to reframe.

You know, in design, we do problem finding before we do problem solving.

One of the reasons people fail is they're working on the wrong thing.

Finding precedes problem solving.

So the question, oh, how do I live a more meaningful life?

Usually frames itself as what is the meaning of my life?

I have not yet found my purpose.

What is the one true thing that really is what I'm here to do?

And we think those are all their own question because they all treat you as a transaction, as a problem to be solved for which there is a correct answer.

So instead of working on the what is the meaning of life, we're here to give you tools to design more meaning in life.