The problem is like having invisibility, you know it exists, but you just can't find it;
Discovering a problem but always prescribing the wrong medicine is like Sisyphus pushing a stone;
There is a solution, but you can't find the focus, it's like being stuck in a swamp, and you can't use your strength;
The old problem seemed to be solved, but new problems appeared, and 500 hairs were lost;
Problems are like ulcers that keep coming back;
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In reality, problems tend to cluster together, and troubles tend to stick together. Obviously, this situation occurs entirely because people lack the ability to grasp the essence. The ability to grasp the essence and the ability to solve problems are actually two sides of the same coin. If the essence cannot be used as the fulcrum, then any solution will completely lose its accuracy and become a "target without aim" that relies purely on luck.
However, the road to "essence" is full of traps, which are hidden in cognitive patterns, instinctive habits, and emotions... Professor Yonezawa Soichi found that at various stages of executing a plan or solving a problem, there are 9 traps that ordinary people can easily "fall into". Once trapped, people will go further and further away from their "essence". To stay close to the essence, on the input side of thinking, people must master precise communication methods; when making judgments, people should strictly follow the correct way of thinking; on the output side, people should pay attention to building a complete closed-loop thinking system.
Reader comments
The advantage of listening to books is that it saves time, but the disadvantage is that it is not as profound as visual reading. I listened to this book once, and although I didn't remember much, I knew that the content was good, such as empathy, information processing, and seeing the essence through phenomena. Only by seeing the essence of anything can we make correct responses and come up with better solutions.
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It's well written. I've had many of the ideas in the article before, but the author's language is more accurate and concise.
It is concise and clear, and goes straight to the essence. Most people tend to follow what others say when things happen, so it is very valuable to think deeply. You can also think more when you encounter problems in daily life, which can make you more calm and calm.
The thinking methods mentioned in this book are very practical! As the book says, we are often trapped by mental inertia and do things based on experience. I especially like the plot in the book about employees writing reports. It made me realize that we need to get rid of the inertia of thinking at work, first understand the actual situation, and then analyze the reasons and think about countermeasures. The writing style of this book is simple and easy to understand, and the writing is smooth. It uses many examples from life to explain the importance of essential thinking, which is easy for people to resonate with.
Internalizing the "Essential Thinking Way" and mastering the "Essential Grasp Ability" and other essential thinking content look very useful and will be reviewed again.
When I first came into contact with it, I was attracted by the author's writing style. The language is concise and hits the point. Just like the title of the article, the essence is between the lines.
It's well written and very suitable for us young people to think about in the workplace.
Very good, very exciting. I can't say that I've mastered everything, but I've watched it all. I watched it intermittently for 3 days. It's very good.
Everyone's thinking comes from self-knowledge, and self-knowledge comes from one's own experience and habits.
The advantage of listening to books is that it saves time, but the disadvantage is that it is not as profound as visual reading. I listened to this book once, and although I didn't remember much, I knew that the content was good, such as empathy, information processing, and seeing the essence through phenomena. Only by seeing the essence of anything can we make correct responses and come up with better solutions. Books to read
It's well written. I've had many of the ideas in the article before, but the author's language is more accurate and concise.
It is concise and clear, and goes straight to the essence. Most people tend to follow what others say when things happen, so it is very valuable to think deeply. You can also think more when you encounter problems in daily life, which can make you more calm and calm.
The thinking methods mentioned in this book are very practical! As the book says, we are often trapped by mental inertia and do things based on experience. I especially like the plot in the book about employees writing reports. It made me realize that we need to get rid of the inertia of thinking at work, first understand the actual situation, and then analyze the reasons and think about countermeasures. The writing style of this book is simple and easy to understand, and the writing is smooth. It uses many examples from life to explain the importance of essential thinking, which is easy for people to resonate with.
Internalizing the "Essential Thinking Way" and mastering the "Essential Grasp Ability" and other essential thinking content look very useful and will be reviewed again.
When I first came into contact with it, I was attracted by the author's writing style. The language is concise and hits the point. Just like the title of the article, the essence is between the lines.
It's well written and very suitable for us young people to think about in the workplace.
Very good, very exciting. I can't say that I've mastered everything, but I've watched it all. I watched it intermittently for 3 days. It's very good.
Everyone's thinking comes from self-knowledge, and self-knowledge comes from one's own experience and habits.