In this special bonus episode of the Every Little Model podcast, we explore the Ladder of Inference—a mental model that reveals how we move from observable data to conclusions and actions, often in the blink of an eye. Developed by Chris Argyris and popularized in Peter Senge's The Fifth Discipline, this framework helps us understand how we jump to conclusions, misread situations, and sometimes make decisions we later regret.
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In this special bonus episode of the Every Little Model podcast, we explore the Ladder of Inference—a mental model that reveals how we move from observable data to conclusions and actions, often in the blink of an eye. Developed by Chris Argyris and popularized in Peter Senge's The Fifth Discipline, this framework helps us understand how we jump to conclusions, misread situations, and sometimes make decisions we later regret.
S5 Ep1: What's Holding YOU Back From Thriving at Work?
Every Little Model Podcast
30 minutes
6 months ago
S5 Ep1: What's Holding YOU Back From Thriving at Work?
In this episode of the Every Little Model podcast, hosts Tricia and John kick off a new season focused on the importance of personal growth for thriving in the workplace. In this first episode, they discuss the misconception that personal growth is a luxury or irrelevant to professional success, emphasizing that who you are on the inside directly impacts your external performance. The conversation explores various facets of personal growth and real-life examples. Follow the Ever...
Every Little Model Podcast
In this special bonus episode of the Every Little Model podcast, we explore the Ladder of Inference—a mental model that reveals how we move from observable data to conclusions and actions, often in the blink of an eye. Developed by Chris Argyris and popularized in Peter Senge's The Fifth Discipline, this framework helps us understand how we jump to conclusions, misread situations, and sometimes make decisions we later regret.
