McClelland's Iceberg Explained (visual thinking)

The iceberg model is a valuable tool in systems thinking for cultivating deeper insights into business scenarios. It enables us to uncover underlying behavior patterns, supporting frameworks, and core mental models that drive specific events. By going beyond surface-level observations, we gain a holistic understanding of a system's mechanics. With this knowledge, we can strategically determine the most effective interventions to drive transformative outcomes. #SystemsThinking #BehaviorPatterns #

The Experiment That Proved Dreams Are Real Worlds How do you scientifically prove that someone is conscious inside a dream? In 1975, a pioneering doctor designed a brilliant experiment to do just that. While we dream, our bodies are mostly paralyzed, but our eyes can still move. The doctor and his subject agreed on a specific signal: a distinct set of left-to-right eye movements. | Creative Creature