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Thinking or Doing

We have a ‘thinking’ system and a ‘doing’ system – and we’re generally only capable of using one at a time.

  • Thinking requires Diverging(trying to come up with as many ideas as possible).
  • Doing requires Converging (evaluating ideas and figure out which ones are best).

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A lot of problems would disappear if we talked to each other more than talking about each other.

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