POST 03: Why? by Simon Sinek




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Simon Sinek's speech was very interesting and inspiring as everyone of us can learn from it and use it in every aspect of our life. He teaches us about what he calls the " Golden circle" which first start with "what", then "how", and finishes with "why". Most of us know what to do and how to do it, but to distinguish ourselves from others and achieve more in life, it would be great to find a purpose in life that would respond to: " Why do we do, what we do?"

For interior designers, while designing, we need to come up with a design that responds to "why we have come up with this design and why it is the better option?"
There needs to be purpose and meaning behind the design.

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  1. UnknownOctober 3, 2018 at 12:28 PM

    Please watch the video a second time.
    Contemplate and Answer: Why do you want to be an interior designer?

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