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Any [[integrated Human]] and [[Movement Entrepreneur]] has it as a high interest to study reality and gain an accurate assessment of it. This is where [[General Semantics]] is critical for appreciating [[Mental Models]], [[Biases]] and [[Logical Fallacies]]. Once one understands the human mind, its limits of perception a la [[The Map is Not the Territory]], and its potential for [[Peak Performance]] and [[Flow]], then one can become an effective transformer of systems. | Any [[integrated Human]] and [[Movement Entrepreneur]] has it as a high interest to study reality and gain an accurate assessment of it. This is where [[General Semantics]] is critical for appreciating [[Mental Models]], [[Biases]] and [[Logical Fallacies]]. Once one understands the human mind, its limits of perception a la [[The Map is Not the Territory]], and its potential for [[Peak Performance]] and [[Flow]], then one can become an effective transformer of systems. Accurate mental models are a foundation for movement entrepreneurship. | ||
Revision as of 21:27, 16 May 2021
Any integrated Human and Movement Entrepreneur has it as a high interest to study reality and gain an accurate assessment of it. This is where General Semantics is critical for appreciating Mental Models, Biases and Logical Fallacies. Once one understands the human mind, its limits of perception a la The Map is Not the Territory, and its potential for Peak Performance and Flow, then one can become an effective transformer of systems. Accurate mental models are a foundation for movement entrepreneurship.