You've made a decision about your challenge. Now make it count.
Everyone submits — with clarity and specificity.
Context
In Week 2, you assessed your Superagency Challenge against the Sprint 1 criteria: Is it about YOU? Are you treating it as a design problem (not a willpower problem)?
Your Decision
Keep & Clarify
My challenge is personal AND I'm treating it as a design problem — I'll add more specificity
Reframe
My challenge is personal but I need to shift from willpower to design thinking
Replace
My challenge isn't about me — I need to choose something personal
Submission
What to Submit
If you chose KEEP & CLARIFY:
Your challenge: State your challenge clearly (1-2 sentences)
Why it's a design problem: What makes this a design problem, not a willpower problem? (2-3 sentences)
What you need to learn: What do you need to research or understand to solve this? (list 2-3 areas)
What "solved" looks like: Describe a concrete outcome in 4 weeks (not "I'll be better at X" but "I'll have a system that does Y")
If you chose REFRAME:
Original framing: What was your original challenge and how were you treating it as a willpower problem?
Design reframe: How are you now framing it as a design problem?
What you need to learn: What do you need to research or understand to solve this? (list 2-3 areas)
What "solved" looks like: Describe a concrete outcome in 4 weeks
If you chose REPLACE:
Why replace: Why wasn't your original challenge about you?
New challenge: What personal challenge are you choosing instead and why it matters to you
What you need to learn: What do you need to research or understand to solve this? (list 2-3 areas)
What "solved" looks like: Describe a concrete outcome in 4 weeks
Format: Text entry · Due: Friday, January 24
Before submitting: Is your challenge about YOU? Are you treating it as a design problem? Is your outcome concrete?
What Comes Next
With your challenge clarified, you're ready to dig deeper with 5 Whys.