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Where does your solution fit in the range?

A person is focused on their purpose, intention, or goal. They are not focused on your solution. They are making progress toward their own outcome.

Title: a person is focused on their thing, not your solution. Shows a ring with a person inside (the purpose, intention, goal of that person is to cook dinner as a creative home chef). Arrayed inside the ring, in a circle, are all sorts of tools the person reaches for, such as a whisk, some tunes, chatting with someone, a recipe book, a video, some memory, something they learned in a course, recycling, search, and some digital tools on their phone. (Could also add the refrigerator, the store, the farmers market, the garden, etc.) To the right of the ring it says, "types of tools the person uses." Manual, mechanical, mental, social, digital, services, commerce, community, civic, etc.

Is your solution “aware” of all the other solutions the person is using? How does it connect, support, or interweave with the other types of solutions?

Types of tools:

  • Manual
  • Mechanical
  • Mental
  • Social
  • Digital
  • Service
  • Community
  • Commerce
  • Economic
  • Civic
  • etc.

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