10 things I learned from “Designing Your Life”by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans

You can sometimes run out of passion, but you can never run out of curiosity.

How can we do something before the end of the day? What can we do right now?

Reframing a problem to have a different perspective. What is the customer's perspective? What is the operations perspective? What is my mother’s perspective? What would this situation look like to a police officer?

Your own personal point of view is a lens through which you see the world. Other people have their own lenses with their own distortions and colors.

Know that life and everything inside of life is a process. Embrace the process. Realize that you are on a particular step, even if it is finishing a particular project.

Keep an ask-for-help journal where you can jot down questions you might ask somebody.

Evaluate this regularly: every quarter: every 12 week year.

Experiment with different options.

Many options are adequate at any given time. Each decision can lead to other decisions. Holding off until you reach a perfect decision is a barrier to progress.