Systems Thinking: How Billionaires Think

[Cynchronia]

Anyone (scammer or otherwise) that holds up a phone and paper for 40 min without a twitch - deserves my respect 😊

[edwarddelacruz]

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[IanRainey]

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[JacquelineMCameronTGA]

I usually think in systems which is a reflection of my training as an engineer. However, watching your video has reminded me that I need to apply this thinking more often until I naturally look at life that way. This is a methodology which should be taught in schools.

[roseadeniyi]

I Just want to say a big THANK YOU! for taking the time to do this video. I am a chartered accountant and you have caused a paradigm shift for me from a component thinker to a systems thinker. Once again thank you.

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[marcarr]

Hey whatsup Sam, first I want to say thank you for sharing all of the knowledge you do. Of course you want to promote your business, but a lot of the tools you give away I can tell come from a place of wanting to help others. Something about the way that you speak and even your facial expressions truly give me the impression that you want to help people, even though you don't have to. Eventually I will go ahead and probably sign up for your courses, just from your videos here on YouTube man you seriously have helped motivate and inspire me. Half the time I swear you're speaking directly to me. Anyway I just wanted to show my gratitude brother, don't worry about the asshole/trolls that comment on some of the videos haha., there are some that really appreciate you dude. God bless

[stinemcdonald]

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[juulie]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:00 🤖 *Introduction to Systems Thinking*
- Successful people are often systems thinkers who view everything as interconnected systems.
01:35 🌍 *Examples of Systems in the World*
- The solar system, ecosystems, and nature demonstrate interconnected systems.
04:47 🌲 *Nature as the Ultimate System*
- Nature is a highly intelligent system that balances itself through interconnected processes.
07:12 💼 *Business as a System*
- Business operations involve various systems, including accounting, marketing, and customer support.
11:34 🔍 *Component Thinkers vs. Systems Thinkers*
- Component thinkers focus on isolated parts, while systems thinkers consider the entire system's well-being.
15:27 🔄 *Understanding Systems*
- Systems comprise inputs, processes, outputs, the environment, and feedback loops, all interconnected.
19:14 🔄 *Understanding Feedback Loops and Systems Thinking*
- Outputs come back and provide feedback to inputs.
- Feedback loops are a fundamental concept in systems thinking, where the output of something directly affects the input.
20:25 📈 *Feedback Loops in the Stock Market*
- In the stock market, the price of a stock influences more people to invest or sell.
- This leads to feedback loops and events like stock market bubbles.
21:46 🧠 *Inputs, Outputs, and Learning*
- Systems thinking applies to personal growth; good inputs lead to desirable outputs.
- Smart people read books, watch informative sources, and consume information to gain knowledge.
23:47 🏭 *Business Systems Thinking*
- In a business context, systems thinking involves understanding inputs, processes, and outputs.
- Testing and scaling a system at a small scale before large-scale implementation.
26:18 🔧 *Tools and Key Differences in Systems Thinking*
- Normal thinking is disconnected; systems thinking sees interconnectedness.
- Linear vs. Circular thinking: Systems thinking understands the circular nature of events.
- Silos vs. Emergence: Allowing emergence to happen by not restricting with silos.
30:22 🧩 *Parts and Wholes in Systems*
- Every part affects the whole; the quality of the whole depends on the worst part.
- Understanding how components interact within a system is crucial.
34:19 🔄 *Analysis vs. Synthesis and Isolation vs. Relationships*
- Systems thinking involves synthesis, viewing the interconnectedness of components.
- Recognizing that everything has relationships with other elements and is not isolated.
38:11 📝 *Action Steps to Become a Systems Thinker*
- Learn to see everything as a system, including inputs, processes, outputs, feedback, and the environment.
- Systems thinking can significantly improve problem-solving and decision-making.

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[sergiospada]

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[chiefdoer]

"Component thinker". So cool!

[ReginaldDesrosiers]

The most thorough and practical explanation of systems thinking on YouTube right now - and you explained it in such a simple way, too! Thanks, Sam.

[ChrisHawco]

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[karanchaudhary]

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[adnanalamoudi]

I came here because I’m considering to do an MSc in Systems Thinking… That helped. So thank you 🙏

[mast]

This guys is gold. I wish I found him 10 years ago. I have learned everything the hard way - But would probably still get on his course for the other stuff.

[Chain_Surfer]

This is a fantastic video. I’m a systems thinker and it always gets me annoyed when component thinkers don’t understand why different interconnected parts are important. Looks like I was right alll along 😂😂