The Systems Thinker - Mental Models

Group common components together, and then state what each group has that makes them similar. From the above list, problems and needs might go together in the same group and desired outcomes, ideas, and opportunities could possibly go together in the same group.

b.) The Iceberg Model

c.) The Archetypes

It’s smart to keep your assumptions in your conscious awareness and tell yourself that whatever you assume, others may see the same picture differently.

Introduction

By being mindful about possible consequences, we can decrease the negative impact of the intervention. Using systems thinking can make better and more transparent decisions.

Your process should look like: Components -> Subthemes -> Common Theme. This process really boosts your insight in any situation, and you might find yourself wondering why you haven’t done this sooner.

Operational Thinking

The Essential Thinking Tools