The diagrammatic thinking method breaks the traditional linear thinking model, spreading out the relevant elements of the object of consideration on the surface, showing a panoramic view of the problem, and clearly presenting the relationship between each object. It helps to simplify complex problems, make abstract problems concrete, and quickly find breakthroughs to solve problems. This book covers the types, modes, and practical applications of diagrammatic thinking, as well as how to draw diagrams and improve the persuasiveness of diagrams. It helps you understand the true meaning of diagrammatic thinking, allows you to apply diagrammatic thinking in a timely and reasonable manner in work and life, and teaches you how to make diagrams clearer, more comprehensive, more beautiful, and better express your thoughts. By reading this book, you can develop your ability to look at problems comprehensively, see the essence of things clearly, and implement countermeasures into specific actions, making your life easier and more comfortable, your work more effective, and your life more successful.
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It's okay, give it five stars
Summary drawing portal diagram: ① Prepare tools ② Set title ③ Reasonable layout ④ Extract key
Note: The diagrams drawn must be concise and clear, with concise text so that the essence of the problem can be seen at once.
This book is very interesting! It can explain complex issues clearly using simple pictures, and it also teaches us how to draw diagrams, which is very practical. I especially hate those long and complicated text descriptions. The writing style of this book is very concise and the writing style is also good. However, I think some examples in the book are a bit difficult to understand. It would be nice if they could be explained in more detail. Overall, it's still worth reading!
It's okay, give it five stars Summary drawing portal diagram: ① Prepare tools ② Set title ③ Reasonable layout ④ Extract key Note: The diagrams drawn must be concise and clear, with concise text so that the essence of the problem can be seen at once.
This book is very interesting! It can explain complex issues clearly using simple pictures, and it also teaches us how to draw diagrams, which is very practical. I especially hate those long and complicated text descriptions. The writing style of this book is very concise and the writing style is also good. However, I think some examples in the book are a bit difficult to understand. It would be nice if they could be explained in more detail. Overall, it's still worth reading!