From Analysis to Action: Designing for Real Change is a dynamic guide for anyone tired of overanalyzing problems without seeing progress. While identifying what’s broken is important, the real value lies in designing what comes next. This talk urges a shift in mindset—from diagnosing issues to imagining new possibilities. Through practical steps like reframing challenges, embracing divergent thinking, and prioritizing user needs, it introduces design thinking as a powerful engine for change. The message is clear: creativity doesn’t start with perfection—it starts with permission to explore, experiment, and iterate.

The talk breaks down the journey from insight to impact in four actionable steps: reframe the challenge, brainstorm without judgment, empathize with the user, and prototype early and often. It reminds us that real change isn’t about waiting for flawless ideas—it’s about daring to build, test, and improve. By approaching problems as design opportunities and leaning into the iterative process, anyone can move from passive observer to active creator. The future belongs to those who stop circling the problem and start designing the solution.