Sally Kohn: I want to bring it back to well, you've mentioned two things. One is this idea of making space, which often entails shielding ourselves from these potentially addictive devices and then the technologies that they enable. And then there's this aspect of self awareness through, you talked about map making and using the lens of design to think of ourselves as personas. It sounds like those two are essential to getting kind of a read. But there comes this moment where we have to do synthesis work in design. We have to figure out how we're going to move forward, what we'm going to do about it. Salkin: The next step is basically finding your most
Sunni Brown is a social entrepreneur who uses visual literacy, design thinking, and visual facilitation to solve complex problems. She's the author of The Doodle Revolution and co-author of Gamestorming.
In this conversation, we discuss Sunni's current area of focus, which uses Zen Buddhism and design thinking to help individuals craft a more fulfilling and engaged life.
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