Reductionism vs. Holism: The Process System Components
Issue #5 🧩 How men and women think 🧩 What music is made of 🧩 Which approach is better 🧩 Enabling reductionism and holism in business: Process System overview
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Imagine you’re listening to two dermatologists arguing over a patient’s condition:
One of the doctors insists that the skin in the problem area must be thoroughly analyzed and treated for any issues found.
The other one is adamant that the patient has to overgo a full body check for what might be affecting the skin in the problem area or elsewhere.
Which doctor do you think is correct?
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🧠🧠 A Tale of Two Brains
Back in the early 2000s, Mark Gungor, an American speaker, author, and relationship expert, designed a seminar called “Laugh Your Way to a Better Marriage.” Instead of the usual dry and formal approach to marriage counseling, Gungor uses humor to discuss real issues. His teachings are so relatable and lighthearted, and his advice so practical, that he quickly became a sought-after speaker across the United States and internationally.
Gungor’s seminar starts with a session called “A Tale of Two Brains.” It’s a funny and insightful deep-dive into the differences between how men and women think - men tend to focus on individual things, while women look at the bigger picture. He makes the audience laugh while breaking down complex ideas that help couples connect and understand each other better.
Watch an excerpt from the session here:
🪕 What Music Is Made Of - A Buddhist Story
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