Design is aesthetics found in solution. The satisfaction from a living example of a problem solved is the orgasm found in design. We all have problems and we have different styles of solving them... or not. Those that don't solve problems either rock being ugly or claim the unsolved problem as part of their identity. A shift in how I frame this: rather than looking at this as problem solving we can look at it as energy direction, we all find things we consider problems but there are exceptions that don't view anything as a problem. They frame it different - whether they consider it a challenge or an opportunity for experiment, they don't feign ignorance. Once something is in your face there is a million different ways you can go, it can go, or better yet "all" can go. Problem solving is attractive, someone who can shape themselves, their business, their designs, their life into something intentional redirect energy and problem solve many times along the way and will continue to do so. Approaching life and manipulating your terrain is life. There needs to be a shift that takes you away from being a scheming jew to an elegant master. When you place yourself in the world, a shift happens. Real game you are one with your environment. In fact you an your environment are one lifelong chemical reaction, you happen to your environment and your environment happens to you.