Systematic thinking is a way of thinking in a multi-dimensional space. It is a way of thinking that traces the origin, seeks rules and explores more possibilities from multiple angles. Through systematic thinking, we can gain insight into the nature of things and solve problems. This book mainly introduces the cognition and understanding of systematic thinking, the methods and paths of systematic thinking, the realization of personal growth through systematic thinking, the realization of a happy life through systematic thinking, application scenarios of systematic thinking, etc. From the perspective of personal growth, this book uses easy-to-understand language and theories and viewpoints recognized by most people to interpret systematic thinking, aiming to help individuals establish a thinking model of systematic thinking.
Reader comments
The systematic thinking mentioned in this book is very inspiring to me. As the book says, we often only see the surface of a problem but rarely think deeply about it. I also encountered similar problems when educating my children. Later, I tried to use systematic thinking to find the reasons, and found that I had to find the problems in myself and my children at the same time, instead of just punishing the children. This book made me understand that only by thinking comprehensively can we gain insight into the essence of things.
This book systematically describes how to see the essence of the problem through the appearance, and systematically describes the composition of the way of thinking in simple and easy-to-understand terms, which can make people suddenly enlightened. However, some of the teachings in it are relatively profound, which is very helpful for people who are not very good at thinking logic. There are relatively few thinking books like this that talk about more detailed thinking, but overall it is good. Thank you to the author for his good intentions, allowing readers to have a different understanding.
The systematic thinking mentioned in this book is very inspiring to me. As the book says, we often only see the surface of a problem but rarely think deeply about it. I also encountered similar problems when educating my children. Later, I tried to use systematic thinking to find the reasons, and found that I had to find the problems in myself and my children at the same time, instead of just punishing the children. This book made me understand that only by thinking comprehensively can we gain insight into the essence of things.
This book systematically describes how to see the essence of the problem through the appearance, and systematically describes the composition of the way of thinking in simple and easy-to-understand terms, which can make people suddenly enlightened. However, some of the teachings in it are relatively profound, which is very helpful for people who are not very good at thinking logic. There are relatively few thinking books like this that talk about more detailed thinking, but overall it is good. Thank you to the author for his good intentions, allowing readers to have a different understanding.