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Note: can start up without having everyone in class if needed, as long as everyone is in place for the start of the Wallet exercise
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Logistics – washrooms and emergency exits
Cellphones
Anyone need to leave early?
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3. The World’s Best Wallet
Source: Wallet Project, Stanford Design School. Licensed under CC BY NC SA

4. Your workbook …
WORK
TIPS

5. Design the IDEAL Wallet in 3 Minutes
Come up with some ideas for the ‘ideal’ wallet and draw them

6. Design Something Useful for Your Partner
1. Interview – 4 minutes
2. Dig Deeper – 4 minutes
When carry?
Why a particular card?
What can you learn about their life?
Interesting things?
Surprising things?
Follow up: things that intrigued you
Stories, feelings, and emotion.
Ask ‘WHY?’ often
What’s important to your partner?

7. 3. Summarize findings 3 min 4. State your challenge 4 min
Choose your challenge
3. Summarize findings 3 min
4. State your challenge 4 min
Goals and Wishes
Wallet and life
Emotional and physical
Insights
What discoveries have you made?
The most compelling need
The most interesting insight
A problem worth tackling!

8. Sketch 5 Radical Ways to Meet Your Partner’s Needs1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
GO FOR VOLUME!!
Generate, do not evaluate!
Starting points:
Make a wish for something BIG
WORST IDEA upside down
Time Travel to the future or past
Choose another gender your gender and think again

9. 6. Share your solutions & capture feedback 5min ea
Share your sketches
Listen, don’t defend
Note your partner’s reactions

10. Your ideal wallet 5 Radical Ideas
Reflect
Your ideal wallet
5 Radical Ideas 2. 3. 4. 5. 1.

11. Growth Mindset

12. Plot Discover Your Mindset Answer Code Answer some questions
Plot your mindset
Code
Code your answers
Answer
Answer some questions

13. Answer some questions

14. Code Your Answers
Note: reversed
Sum each section

15. Plot your Mindset
2. B
3. C
1. A

16. Growth Mindset A Worldview:
basic abilities can be developed through dedication and hard work
brains and talent are just the starting point.
Accomplish more and become smarter with hard work and perseverance
Challenges and failures are opportunities to learn and achieve
With a Growth Mindset people BELIEVE they can get smarter and do more, put in effort towards success which leads to higher achievement.

17. Fixed Mindset - Hard Work
Associated with failure and lack of intelligence
A punishment
TALENT alone leads to success, and hard work is not required.

18. Fixed Mindset - Mistakes
Debilitating
Associated with failure
Mistakes should be avoided at all costs.

19. Fixed Mindset - Learning
Need to learn represents inadequacy
Intelligence and talent drive success
Trumpet intelligence and talents rather than working to improve them.