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Build your own Principles Library in this 5 weeks remote course.

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Imagine if you had a "pinterest of learnings" for your own practice to kickstart any project.

What's a Principles Library?

 It's a place where you document all your observations of good and bad service experiences and document tips for your future self, for the community or for your whole organization.

Imagine you could have your your own pinterest of UX, Service Design, Customer Experience, Innovation principles.

What's the value for me to build such a Principles Library?

Imagine, you have a client that comes to you for a problem about waiting time, and you would already have 30 examples of how others solved this issue and you wouldn’t have to do any research. You have already everything at disposition.

These are not just bookmarks of case studies, or experiences you had, these are reflections that you already had with tips that you wrote for your future self. At the end of this cohort you'll have a fully functionning routine and setup and already 10 principles written down!

Would I recommend it for you?

To be honest, I feel that if you are going into service design or any design or innovation field for the long term, this will be something pretty useful and a key differentiator between you and other designers and your organizations and your competitors.

10 tips to build your own Principles Library

  1. Have something to capture always on yourself 
  2. Decide if it’s private, internal or shared
  3. If doing it internally, work with the tools you already have
  4. Routines help (When will you write? For example write when you are walking to the train station on your phone)
  5. Capture always more than 3 words right away (you’ll thank yourself later when you’ll come back to it)
  6. Sharing helps for motivation (decide what you share)
  7. Keep them in one place
  8. Keep them at different levels of writing
  9. Mindset shift: There is always something new to capture
  10. Mindset shift: You’ll do this during the next 30 years

A method that allowed me to publish books easily.

The method you'll learn in this book is the same method that I used to publish books on my Service Design expertise easily.

Meet the creator

I'm Daniele an Innovation Coach and Service Designer from Switzerland.

I worked with clients from all over the world to help them find innovative solutions to their problem. I've been blessed to be able to learn a lot. 
Today I want to share  these learnings back with the community. That's why I've built the Swiss Innovation Academy.