Piaget’s preoperative thinking

Lawrence Kohlberg's three stages of developmental progression from early infancy to adulthood maps almost perfectly onto Jean Piaget's psychology of child development.

What is important to note is that these stages also describe adults. Some people never get mature and may have no real...

Is a way of seeing the world as a series of interconnected and interdependent systems rather than lots of independent parts. 

As a thinking tool, it seeks to oppose the reductionist view  (the idea that a system can be understood by the sum of its isolated parts ) and replace it with...

• Most people go through life with small ambitions, small goals, thinking small, and they only rise to the size of their dreams.
• All of us, more than we recognize, are products of the thinking around us. And much of this thinking is little, not big.

By thinking big, wha...