Review:

•A lot more ideas emerge when you explore the intersections of disciples•.

Design your thinking by Pavan Soni is a Gem book. It gives us a different perspective when it comes to solving problems. It helps us address a vast array of problems with the use of the appropriate toolsets, skill sets and mindsets. There are examples, case studies of renowned personalities and brands that help us understand the concept in a better way.

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With the help of diagrams, charts and tables, the author tries to make it easier for the readers. I liked the way the book is sequenced, the way the concepts are explained by the author. The writing style of the author is simple and engaging that one could relate to. This book will help readers in many ways and helps us grow as an innovator.

One should apply the techniques and tools provided by the author in our daily lives for better results. It’s an insightful and inspiring book. Overall, it’s a must-read book that will help us Grow. For all the non-fiction lovers, do not miss this book.

About the Book:

Creative problem-solving is at the heart of innovation, and some of the world’s most innovative companies are very systematic in following this approach. Most people would assume that creativity and discipline can’t coexist, and that only when resources are replete and the talent best-in-class can one be creative. But nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, creativity thrives amid constraints and calls for great discipline.

pioneered by ideo and Stanford school, design thinking is one such approach that draws inspiration from the realm of product design. However, it shouldn’t be narrowly associated with the world of start-ups and technology or thought of as something limited to product development. The method is increasingly being used in a wider context and can help us address a vast array of problems.
this book attempts to offer a Practitioner’s perspective on how the tenets, methods and discipline of design thinking can be applied across a range of domains, including to everyday problems, and help us become expert problem-solvers through the use of the appropriate tool sets, skill sets and mind-sets.