The article emphasizes the importance of perception in design, underscoring that problems may arise from outdated views. The author shares a personal experience of reaching out to a health and wellness CEO during challenging times, which led to reflections on courage in communication. This action was not just about seeking a job, but about practicing the courage to envision new possibilities. The piece culminates in the author's opportunity to share insights on human potential amid AI advancements, highlighting the need for perceptual designers over mere problem-solvers.
Sometimes, seeing a different future begins with the courage to say it out loud and looking at any design problem differently.
What we call a 'problem' may be just a design built on an outdated perception.
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