A tiny A4 canvas to help conference or community events participant to: * Set an intention for the day * Take notes about the workshops and talks they attend * Reflect at the end of the day in duos Get the template This template was created for the Swiss Service Design Day 2026,
In short: ask for the intention at the start of the day, do embodiement and mindfulness exercises throughout the day, give space for reflection, less input more conversation.
In short: With a tiny tool built with Replit I can turn in a few clicks a full biography written in Notion in a PDF formatted for printing. Without having to do manual copy and paste with another design tool.
In short: focus on intervision to attract community members, events for awareness and stability to create a heartbeat. These lead all to an open call for new leadership. Don't lose time with on site events, online community spaces, admin.
In short: contribution to the field (theoretical impact), organisational, social, environmental, business, personal, career, etc.
In short: stories, quotes, numbers, before and after, validation from organizations, scaling, photos, awards, certifications, principles versus achievements, etc. all are ways to prove your impact and there are for sure even more. Having a mix of numbers and stories usually helps.
In short: Frame your project in a way where you define what is the zone of combat. Four things you can use for this are: Title, Scope, Type of project, Role.
In short: Reducing the scope of an idea means letting go of things which feels like a grieving process. Widening the scope of an idea means exploring additional stuff which feels like getting gifts (if you’re curious at least)