• 110: Design Thinking: Human-Centered Problem-Solving With Sara Musgrove PhD

  • Oct 31 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 40 mins
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110: Design Thinking: Human-Centered Problem-Solving With Sara Musgrove PhD

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  • Episode Type: Listen to Learn

    Welcome to a listen-to-learn episode of the Share Life podcast. I'm speaking about Design Thinking with Sara Musgrove from the Riverbend Group. Design thinking is a human-centered and collaborative approach to solving complex problems.

    Sara and I met a dozen years ago or so through her work at the Leaders Lyceum (a former client and a program I participated in). It's where I first discovered Constructive Developmental Theory.

    Sara is a specialist in Design Thinking, a human-centered way to tackle problem-solving. She leads and trains leaders to optimize their influence and impact at The RiverBend Group. In this conversation about Design Thinking, she explains how it works and why organizations should be leveraging it. Design Thinking is both a framework and a Mindset and helps us think differently and early so that when we're executing, we're effective and efficient.

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