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"As a design thinker, warm-ups are an integral part of my world. They are the little helpers that are there when I need them. A warm-up is the perfect start to a usual workshop day - regardless of whether the participants already know each other or if they are total strangers. A warm-up provides new energy on long, intense workshop days - in the early morning or late afternoon. A good warm-up is able to break away from established thinking - be it in the research or brainstorming phase." Pauline Tonhauser

Warm-ups serve as essential tools for design thinkers, energizing participants and fostering connection in workshops. They are effective in both familiar and unfamiliar group settings, providing a refreshing start to the day. These activities help participants break free from conventional thinking, enhancing creativity during research and brainstorming sessions. Ideal for any time of day, warm-ups are key to maintaining engagement and productivity throughout intense workshop experiences.