36 docs tagged with "Systems"

Do you get stronger from chaos?

What does a codebase in peak condition look like?

What principles govern all living systems?

Grow collective intelligence through self-awareness of what tacit knowledge you have strengths in and where you can use that to add value. Tacit and Explicit knowledge are valuable to organisations.

The only thing you can control is how you choose to be. But there are systems that help you bring your best state to the moment.

Have you written down the most important decisions you need to act on?

The OODA loop is a decision-making model developed by United States Air Force Colonel John Boyd. It stands for Observe, Orient, Decide, and Act, representing a cyclical process for making rapid and effective decisions in dynamic, competitive environments.

What problem are you actually solving?

Build the path. Replace mystery with mechanism.

How do you turn a picture into a product?

Hacker Laws for coders.

Structure concepts for maximum comprehension flow — how to organize knowledge so people find what they need

What keeps you aligned when willpower fails?

What mathematical patterns recur across all domains?

How do you see the meta in the matter?

What resources and minerals are in greatest demand to build the future?

Three layers of making sense — taxonomy, nomenclature, and ontology

Every system — person, organization, economy — runs three interlocking loops. When all three harmonize, you experience flow. When one is off, you feel dis-ease — the signal to diagnose which loop needs attention.

What laws govern everything that moves and changes?

We don't live in reality. We live in our own pictures of reality — stories our mind runs about how the world is, was, will be. The map is all we ever experience.

The hardest problem is identifying what the most important problem to focus on is.

Problem identification is the highest-leverage skill in the game

Process Models extend Process Maps.

How to document, measure, and improve how work gets done

How do you build what the maps describe?

Feedback loops can be vicious or virtuous. The same architecture amplifies both.

Questions to explore relationships, identify leverage points, and understand how changes cascade through complex systems

Develop systems thinking to evolve thoughtful systems.

What is the cheapest test that proves your change works?

From hypothesis to platform - how knowledge compounds through layers

What happens when a tool reshapes the society that made it?

Do you coach players to play positions, or reimagine positions for players?

What kind of loop are you running?

Why does slowing down at the right moments produce faster, better execution?

What does the same feedback loop look like across every domain on the site?

What if the compiler could tell you what to build next?