Tag Archives: systems
A GREAT NEW SITE: Systems Thinking in Instruction
Systems thinking in instruction is powerful and available to you now. Free reports. Continue reading
“Why Use Systems Thinking In the Classroom?”
“The human brain is intensely interactive. You use multiple parts of it in every task you perform. It is in fact in the dynamic use of the brain – finding new connections between things – that true breakthroughs occur.” Continue reading
Alignment… That’s what Synergy is all about!
Alignment of the whole self. That is what Synergy is all about! Continue reading
The control of conscious thought
It just makes sense… if you have four you want to pull your wagon, they have to run in the SAME direction to be effective. So why is it that so many of us have our conscious and unconscious minds, our bodies, and our life force bridled into an an antagonistic dance!? Continue reading
Where is my mind?
Where is my mind? If you have ever asked that question, the answer is in the ‘whole self’ as will be explained through this post and through a soon to come video post that provides a diagramatic answer to this important question. Continue reading
How to live life as a work of art…
FLOW… Csikszentmihalyi is one of my favorite writers. Hardest name in the world to spell and definitely defies pronunciation… but a very engaging writer and thinker. I have grabbed some content from another site and posted it below. If you like … Continue reading
What is Systems and Synergy.
There are always good questions and comments regarding Systems and Synergy. Orlando recently checked in with a nice comment. In my daily life, people keep asking me questions like: ”So, just what is this systems and synergy you write about.” I always try … Continue reading
Grateful Thanks….
I would like to extend a brief thank you to the many who have ordered my book lately…. Is it because it is spring? Something has happened and orders have jumped 200% in the last couple of weeks. Its just … Continue reading
Beyond Ego-centrism !
Big word — ego-centrism. It explains young kids. They believe themselves to be the center of their own worlds. Their egos are central to their experience. Somewhere during the toddler years, almost every child has a profound experience of realization. They … Continue reading
Finding ‘UP’ through Systems Thinking
If you are sick, you really don’t have to do anything… at the very least, people don’t expect much of you. That’s fair because most people feel a little low now and then and getting cut a little slack can … Continue reading
Systems Thinking in Daily Life: A to B
Proactive systems thinking is the best kind of systems thinking. If you can make a change in a process or situation or system so that you don’t have to ‘react’ later on, then you are using systems thinking to your … Continue reading