Thinking in Systems and Mental Models: Think Like a Super Thinker. Primer to Learn the Art of Making a Great Decision and Solving Complex Problems. Chaos Theory, Science of Thinking for Social Change

This is a book on the science of systems thinking and how it works. The book provides key concepts of systems thinking, a step by step method to use in any problem, tips to help with decision making, an understanding of the relationship between the Chaos Theory and systems thinking, plus it tells why your current way of thinking is flawed and how to change it. I really liked the strategies for developing habits and mental toughness. The author also includes so much more, but I really liked how everything was brought together to help change the way one things.

There is so much information contained in this book bundle. I learned what systems thinking is and the difference between linear and lateral thinking. There's also part on creative thinking and thinking strategically. I love that the book encourages people to nurture their curious mind. There's also some helpful information on time and task management, as well as how to improve your decision making. I think I will be able to implement a lot of this knowledge into my daily life.

There is no information about the author. This book lack credibility and seems to be written by AI. It’s a waste of money. Just ask AI your own questions and get better answers than this book.

In short, this is a book full of good information in a disorganized manner. Doesn’t really follow any particular order or structure, just viable information. I thought I would have a blueprint to solve problem systematically, but it definitely failed to deliver. 3 stars for the displaced gems throughout the book.

I love how this book takes complex subjects and distills them down into simple reading that can be applied to any organization or individual: the fact that each segment is only a few pages is good for my attention span too :)

Good

This book is interesting and very involved explaining different thought processes and how best to use them. The author gives step by step instructions to improve how we think, how to make the proper decisions, the mistakes we make, how to think more clearly, think differently to see the entire picture.

Very hard to follow. Author goes from fairly straight forward explanations to ones that seem to be way overboard in technical issues very hard to follow. Did not finish the book and I would not buy another book by this author.

Excellent