Tag Archives: systems thinking

Getting the right numbers

Posted on 2024/12/10 by Lelie Jan

I commented on https://harishsnotebook.wordpress.com/2024/12/08/rethinking-efficiency-the-human-element-in-systems-thinking Mr. Ackoff was an optimist. When I studied Biophysics, we had lectures on photosynthesis (very interesting, by the way, plants using quantum mechanical effects). A fellow student ask our professor: “how efficient is the photosynthesis?”. Professor … Continue reading →

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Beginners mind – stay confused

Posted on 2021/07/02 by Lelie Jan

“Beginners mind”, in facilitating systemic – self-sustaining – changes you will need more than an open mind, you need “Beginners mind”. The ability to stay confused enables Eigenorganisation to emerge. We’ll talk about in this event: https://tinyurl.com/d49vrbj Ed van Winden … Continue reading →

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Complex adapts to complexity

Posted on 2015/08/07 by Lelie Jan

This is part of discussion in Linked-In group Systems Thinking about the definition of complexity Complex as a response to complexity Over a year ago, I was in a session with a very good friend of my, who introduced us … Continue reading →

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