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Nonprofit Leaders & Social Entrepreneurs
Seeking greater impact with limited resources
Not tomorrow, not someone else. We need YOU, NOW. In a world full of problems and complexities, your ability to solve problems can transform lives, organizations, and communities.
"It is quite a three pipe problem, and I beg that you won't speak to me for fifty minutes." — Sherlock Holmes
Pre-order the second edition of Three Pipe Problems and discover how thoughtful design and systematic problem-solving can create meaningful impact in your sphere of influence.
It's a battle plan for tackling what matters.
The second edition of Three Pipe Problems doesn't just ask you to think differently—it demands you act differently. Whether you lead a nonprofit, design products, pastor a church, or build a business, your problem-solving ability isn't just valuable — it's essential.
Why everyone is called to be a problem solver
How to identify problems worth solving (and have the courage to tackle them)
Frameworks that cut through complexity when everyone else is paralyzed
The disciplined practice of empathy that uncovers what others miss
Real-world examples of ordinary people solving extraordinary challenges
"In an age of shallow thinking and quick fixes, Three Pipe Problems challenges us to solve what truly matters.”
Anyone can point at what's broken. Few roll up their sleeves to fix it.
Sherlock Holmes didn't just notice anomalies—he obsessively pursued solutions through disciplined thinking and methodical investigation. The gap between identifying problems and solving them is where most good intentions die. Today's challenges require the same dedication—plus a healthy dose of empathy, creativity, and collaborative action.
Join a growing tribe of action-takers who rage against the status quo.
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Seeking greater impact with limited resources
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Aiming to solve more meaningful problems
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Building teams that deliver transformative solutions
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Applying design thinking to community challenges
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Creating products and services that truly matter
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Creating products and services that truly matter
Jason is a seasoned product leader, designer, and problem solver with over 20 years of experience transforming organizations through design and technology. As VP of Product at Virtuous, he guides the development of responsive CRM and fundraising platforms that help nonprofits reimagine generosity and expand their impact. His approach combines strategic thinking with practical execution, always focused on addressing real human needs.
Three Pipe Problems distills insights from Jason's work with organizations like Google, Cisco, UCF, and Arnold Palmer Hospital into an actionable framework for anyone committed to solving meaningful problems. The book reflects his belief that the most significant challenges require both careful contemplation and purposeful action.
Jason's methodology has helped organizations across sectors identify their most pressing challenges, develop innovative solutions, and implement them with precision—proving that thoughtful problem-solving is the catalyst for lasting change.
"Jason's approach to problem-solving has transformed how our entire organization thinks about challenges. Three Pipe Problems isn't just a book – it's a new operating system for creating meaningful change."
Nonprofit Executive Director
"As a designer, I thought I understood problem-solving. This book completely reframed my approach and has made me significantly more effective at creating solutions that actually matter."
UX Designer
"The frameworks in Three Pipe Problems have become essential tools in how I lead my team. We now approach challenges with confidence rather than anxiety."
Agency Founder
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