One of the most powerful aspects of design thinking is that it encourages us to focus very strongly on defining the problem. Far too often, we rush into change solutions with a lot of assumptions about the problem we are addressing. It means we limit the possibilities of our solutions in advance of any actual solution being developed. The most radical, breakthrough innovation is usually much more about reinventing or rethinking the problem than it is about developing solutions. So, it's usually good advice to pause, to stop the rush to solutions, and go backwards to the problem: medium.com/the-emergent-futu… By Jason Frasca on @Medium.