System Thinkers Make Better Decisions and stay happier

You make thousands of choices every day. Most of them are made by your subconscious, and some of them, like the shoes to wear today, don’t need much thought. 

But the most important decisions you make can be difficult and require a lot of thinking, such as when or when to switch careers, move to a new town, buy a house, get married or have children. You may need to make decisions at work that can change the course of your life or other people’s lives.

System Thinking helps you deal with the daily problems that arise.
It promotes independent thinking and strengthens your internal “BS detector.” It helps you make sense of the abundance of available data and information, making you a smarter consumer less likely to fall for advertising, peer pressure, or scams.

System Thinking Can Make You Happier

Knowing and understanding yourself is a path to happiness that is undervalued.  We have already seen how the quality of your life depends largely on the value of your decisions, but the quality of your thinking is just as important.

System Thinking is a good tool to help you understand yourself better and learn how to improve your thoughts. System Thinking can be used to free yourself from cognitive biases, cynical thoughts, or restricting the values that hold you back in any area of your life.

System Thinking will help you analyze your strengths and weaknesses, and you know what to give and where to apply changes. System Thinking will make it possible for you to articulate your feelings, ideas, and beliefs more.

Better communication leads to less anger and is harder for others to understand. It fosters creativity and thinking out of the box that can be applied to any area of your life.

System Thinking provides you with a system on which you can concentrate, making decisions less difficult. It can boost your trust as you and those around you are confident that your views are well thought out.