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Generous Design Postcard

Nitzan Hermon

I wrote this manifesto, titled “10 Rules of Generous Design,” in 2018, during a moment of change as I shifted from design and innovation to facilitation and coaching.

I regularly think about these, and I’m immediately energized when I see them.

I am going to print some postcards with these and will send them to readers for free, with a pay-what-you-want shipping option.

Please fill this form: https://forms.gle/1PJePSBRWPcnEVCd7

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10 RULES OF GENEROUS DESIGN

Rule 1: Ask yourself what are you interested in at least once a month.

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