Look for the potential. Instead of seeing things as they are, use this lens to see how they could be improved or reinvented.
Approach your commute or your office as if you’ve never seen it before. What stands out? What feels out of place? Look: A Practical Guide for Improving Your Obse...
Observation isn't just about objects; it's about people. Pay attention to the delta between what someone says and how they stand or move. Why It Matters Look for the potential
This involves looking at the relationship between two things—often the "now" versus the "future" or the "problem" versus the "solution." Look: A Practical Guide for Improving Your Obse...