Concept maps are graphical tools for organizing and representing knowledge.
They include:
Concepts – usually enclosed in circles or boxes of some type, and
Relationships between concepts – indicated by a connecting line linking two concepts.
Structural Tension Charting radically improves your approach to managing business and life.
I have taken Robert Fritz concept of Structural Tension Charting and combined it with my own integrations and the work of other noteables such as Peter Senge and Eli Goldratt to create what I am currently calling an Outcome Chart as available inside the 7 Steps of Organizing.
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The first insight is that energy moves along the path of least resistance.
The underlying structure of anything will determine its path of least resistance.
We can determine the path of least resistance by creating new structures.
