“Current problems cannot be solved with the same level of thinking that created them.” Albert Einstein
It’s been estimated that 2 trillion pieces of critical information are created each year - everything from photographs to songs, formal documents to email. It’s also estimated that in the US, knowledge workers spend 30% of their time looking for this important information.
Where does time go when we lose track of it? You know, when we sit down “for a couple of minutes” and get so absorbed that when we glance up, an hour - or more - has passed without our noticing? And who puts on the brakes when time drags in the face of a mountain of postponed paperwork? The minutes don’t speed up or slow down, but we get the feeling they do.
This verbal framework lets you put your thoughts into a context at the beginning of a conversation so the listener knows the focus of the discussion. Remember, not everyone can read your mind.
This visual framework lets you set priorities on a large project quickly and organically so you can see where to begin. Get into action painlessly without feeling overwhelmed.
