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Verandah March 2023: A Step Down
How can we better understand our users? And for those we are solving problems for?
Creating a Learning Culture: Here are 3 Things to do Differently in 2023
Here's how rethinking your company's learning culture can help continue innovation and growth during times of disruption
A Kinder Workplace in 2023
We look back to discussions from the Designing Kindness event, and what our panel of Kindness Experts thinks is needed, to build a kinder workplace. As 2022 came to a close, we wer
Why you need a strong purpose
Summary Here at X-Leap we’ve been thinking a lot about Purpose. As a fledgling company, we’ve had quite a few conversations around the usual questions: why are we here, wh
The hard questions we had to ask about medical oxygen in India
When PATH, a global health non-profit, commissioned a project to help craft the strategic roadmap for medical oxygen supply across multiple states, India had transitioned from the
The First Steps to Building an Anti-Fragile Culture
We humans are hard-wired to dislike uncertainty – to the point where it’s more stressful for us to be in an uncertain situation vs. a situation where we know the outcome is
3 ideas that modern design thinkers can learn from the Renaissance
The Design Thinking (DT) approach to problem-solving is a widely used tenet across industries. Its fingerprints are everywhere, from disruptive startups to everyday products. But i
Could well-being be a low-hanging fruit in adapting to the climate crisis?
If you’ve been following our work for the past few months, you would have noticed that X-Leap is now exploring the mental well-being space. This has also got us thinking about la
OPRA Launch: 5 points on mental health in the workplace
How has work affected your mental well-being? At the beginning of the pandemic in 2021, we had a similar question in our minds. Our friends and colleagues were facing a wide range