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 Ep3: Into the Liminal Space: Rowing Through Uncharted Oceans
Every Little Model Podcast
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4 months ago
S5 Ep3: Into the Liminal Space: Rowing Through Uncharted Oceans
In this episode of the Every Little Model podcast, John and Tricia delve into the Liminal Space Model (by Gisela Wendling) with special guest, Annasley Park. Annasley shares her incredible journey of rowing solo across the Atlantic Ocean in 54 days, and explores the profound changes and transformations she experienced along the way. Annasley emphasizes the importance of awe, adaptability, and inner strength as she transitions from her old self to a new way of being. Tune in for a...
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.
