Bill Burnett

And it's kind of like traveling in time and you can meet someone who's five years down the road from you or have a prototype experience.

So Try Stuff is all about getting out in the world and taking action, a biased action, one of the mindsets of a designer.

And tell your story.

is the way you connect the loop because it's not about bragging.

It's just about saying, hey, I'm on this journey and I'm really curious about this stuff and I've been talking to people and I've been trying things and here's where I'm at.

And when you do that, what happens is a lot of other people go, oh, hey, that's really cool.

You know what you should do?

You should talk to this guy.

You should try this.

So

Get curious, talk to people, try stuff, tell your story leads to more curiosity, more people, more trying.

And once you get that flywheel working for you, you start to design into your future and you start to generate moments where you'll find meaning.

I love that.

I love that.

It's really great.

It's super practical.

I mean, you can do it.

Anybody can do it.

There's no trick to it.

It's just to understand, you know, there's some nuance in what's a prototype and what's a conversation.