The Skill AI Can’t Replace Connecting & Making Sense of Complexity
A two-hour online session with Rohit Soni, designer, visual thinker and founder of Doodle Project. It’s about the part of problem-solving that still needs you: seeing how messy pieces fit together and figuring out what actually matters.
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The details
| Date | Friday, 9 October 2026 |
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| Time | 12:00 to 2:00 PM IST |
| Where | Online, on Zoom. Registration is free, and Zoom emails you the joining link once you’ve signed up. |
| Who can join | SkillCircle students only |
| Speaker | Rohit Soni, Designer, Visual Thinker & Founder, Doodle Project |
| Hosted by | The Learning Lounge, SkillCircle |
What this session is about
AI tools can now write, summarise and generate things in seconds. That’s useful, but someone still has to look at a messy situation, connect pieces that don’t obviously belong together and decide what matters. The title of this masterclass calls that the skill AI can’t replace.
Rohit thinks in pictures for a living, so expect a visual take on it. He’s spending two hours with SkillCircle students on how to make sense of complexity, and how to use AI as a helper along the way rather than a replacement for your own thinking.
What you’ll take away
These three come straight from the session poster. We’ve added a line on each, but the exact agenda is Rohit’s call on the day.
Think visually. Solve problems with AI.
Getting a problem out of your head and onto paper (or a screen) often makes it easier to see. This part pairs visual thinking with AI as a tool for working through problems.
Solve real problems with the Mind Jungle method
Mind Jungle is Rohit’s own method; his LinkedIn profile calls him its creator. You’ll see how it can be used on real problems, not just textbook ones.
Connect the dots. Discover new possibilities.
Some of the best ideas come from linking things that look unrelated at first. This takeaway is about spotting those links and the new options they open up.
About Rohit Soni
Rohit Soni is a designer, a visual thinker and the founder of Doodle Project.
His Behance profile lists his experience as founder of The Doodle Project, user experience designer at Microsoft India and interaction designer. His LinkedIn profile also describes him as the creator of Mind Jungle, the method behind one of this session’s takeaways.
Who it’s for
This one is exclusive to SkillCircle’s students. If you’re learning with us, it’s worth blocking two hours for, whichever course you’re in, because making sense of messy problems comes up in marketing, data and AI work alike.
Not sure whether your enrolment counts? Ask your centre or drop us a message and we’ll confirm.
Want in? Register on Zoom
Friday, 9 October, 12 to 2 PM IST, online. Registration is free. Sign up on Zoom, and Zoom emails you the joining link.
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When is the masterclass?
Friday, 9 October 2026, from 12 to 2 PM IST.
Where does it happen?
Online, on Zoom.
How do I get the joining link?
Register on Zoom using any of the buttons on this page. It’s free, and Zoom emails you the joining link once you’ve registered. Can’t find it? Check your spam or promotions folder.
Who can attend?
Only SkillCircle students. If you’re not sure whether you qualify, ask your centre.
Who is the speaker?
Rohit Soni, designer, visual thinker and founder of Doodle Project.
Will there be a recording?
We haven’t confirmed that yet, so plan to join live.
Should I bring anything?
Our suggestion: a notebook and pen. It’s a session about thinking visually, so you’ll probably want to sketch along.