the right stuff - what the space race can teach us about facing design challenges
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THE RIGHT STUFF
Matthew OvingtonDirector of Design at MTT @matthewovington Image source: NASA
COURAGE
COMPOSURE
REFLEXESRESILIENCE
DECISIVENESS
COMMITMENT
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COMMITMENT
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CAN YOU BE TOO COMMITTED?
DISINTEREST
MANIA
COMMITMENT
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CONFIDENCE
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CAN YOU BE TOO CONFIDENT?
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EMPATHY
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CAN DESIGNERS LACK EMPATHY?
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SELF RESPECT
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CAN SELF RESPECT BECOME ARROGANCE?
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DECISIVENESS
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“All right. I’m cooler than you are. Why don’t you fix your little problem
and light this candle.”
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CAN dESIGNERS BE RECKLESS?
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CENTRED
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CHECKING OUT
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CONFIDENCE
DISINTEREST
MANIA
COMMITMENT
SELF RESPECT
EMPATHYDECISIVENESS
OVERCONFIDENCE
APPREHENSION
ENMITY
APATHY
ARROGANCE
DISCONTENT
RECKLESS
DITHERING
BEING CENTREDDISILLUSION
CYNICISM
CONFIDENCE
DISINTEREST
MANIA
COMMITMENT
SELF RESPECT
EMPATHYDECISIVENESS
OVERCONFIDENCE
APPREHENSION
ENMITY
APATHY
ARROGANCE
DISCONTENT
RECKLESS
DITHERING
BEING CENTREDDISILLUSION
CYNICISM