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Dont ignore the bad things that happen in life, Figure out the answer to it

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Don't ignore the little inconveniences in your life, think of how to solve them.

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Don't ignore the little inconveniences in your life, think of how to solve them.

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think younger and look broader

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peoples questions, concerns, and problems can make good and new inventions

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make shore that you pay attention to the small things.

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Pay attention to little and possibly invisible details.

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A tip he gave was to to think younger and think more open.

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"Try to see the world the way it really is, not the way we think it is."

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Habituation is one of the "basic ways that humans learn." Tony Fadell said that although habituation is helpful for rooting out the things in life that are unimportant, it is also important to think about the ways we can change those things we get used to.

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He gave a tip to think younger and look broader

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some tips he gave was to think younger and to look broader.

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One tip he shared about design and innovation was  to think younger - he said children can have very interesting questions, and because they aren't accustomed to the world's habits, kids can sometimes have good solutions to solve those problems.

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some things he was talking about were how people should think younger and look deeper into smaller things

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A tip he gave was to look broader and think younger

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A tip he gave was to look broader and think younger

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there is a lot more to notice in life

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he made little remarks and think younger

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Look at the small details and think younger

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one of his tips were to pay attention to everything and think younger

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he talked about how they added stickers to apples to make them easier to scan at the grocery store

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A tip he gave was to look broader and think younger

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he talked about how his young kids ask questions, that maybe seem laughable, but at the end of the day those questions are really smart and help to reflect on the world around us

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he said to look closely to the details and everything around us and see how we can help

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One tip Tony Fadell gave was to look broader and see what you can change before the problem occurs.

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He told us somewhere in the year past someone had the bright idea to put a sticker on a apple so it could be easier for us to check at the grocery store.

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younger people notice newer problems

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He told us about how habitation isn't always a good thing but also isn't always a bad thing

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it is not alwasys bad. younger people notice newer problems

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one tip is to look broader

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One tip is to remove small patterns from our life 

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One tip is to remove small patterns from our life 

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Something I thought was interesting was when he said to think smaller sometimes and look broader at things

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one tip is look broader at things

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He kept talking about things that would make life easier, like making a mailbox that tells you what your mail is. He basically wants us to work until our project is perfect, like that tiny little screw he was working on.

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One tip he gave was to think younger.

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One tip that Tony Fadel shared about design and innovation was to look closer

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younger people notice newer problems

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One of the tips is to think

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Something I thought was interesting about what he said was when he gave the example about the fruit sticker and showed us how we repeat patterns and start doing it everyday without a thought.

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One tip is to think younger because kids have good ideas, sometimes.

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one of the tips is to see the big picture

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One tip Tony Fadel shared was to think smaller. Sometimes you have to look at every small bit of a broad problem to find the solution.

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One tip Tony Fadel said was to look broader at things. What he means be this is to not almost look at the small details and think bigger/broader.

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One tip in the video is think younger and smaller sometimes

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In the video he didn't go on a long rant about how to infinitely improve the world, but rather how to remove small redundancies from our day to day life. Ad one of the ways he suggested to do that is to remove ourselves from the expectations of things in life and ask if we could improve it. ie: The annoying sticker that comes attached to fruits.