I wanted to quickly explain the basics to a bunch of people trying to solve wicked problem/complex system types of challenges amid 4 days of very little sleep and intensive projects. I cleaned it up some and posted it for anyone interested to check out.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6ZWASyBqmHHcGFyVkxWNTEyYTA/view?usp=sharing
Or for those on academia:
http://www.academia.edu/2776740/Ian_Trans_guide_to_embracing_wicked_problems_and_complex_systems
You'll need to download it and/or zoom in (it's a large document which shows up at 47% of its actual size on my screen--printed to actual size, it's 2 feet wide!) to read the content comfortably. Despite my inclination for freely sharing information, I put up a copyright because the "infographic"(?) needs some cleanup in its design. Given its hacked-together inception, it's not completely satisfying. I hope to finish a cleaner version later for the creative commons. However, if you substitute "wicked problems and complex systems" with "life", the theoretical stuff makes a profound guide for approaching any issue.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6ZWASyBqmHHcGFyVkxWNTEyYTA/view?usp=sharing
Or for those on academia:
http://www.academia.edu/2776740/Ian_Trans_guide_to_embracing_wicked_problems_and_complex_systems
You'll need to download it and/or zoom in (it's a large document which shows up at 47% of its actual size on my screen--printed to actual size, it's 2 feet wide!) to read the content comfortably. Despite my inclination for freely sharing information, I put up a copyright because the "infographic"(?) needs some cleanup in its design. Given its hacked-together inception, it's not completely satisfying. I hope to finish a cleaner version later for the creative commons. However, if you substitute "wicked problems and complex systems" with "life", the theoretical stuff makes a profound guide for approaching any issue.
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