2. High Leverage
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1. Because outcomes are very important, we should make decisions about outcomes before drivers.
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2. If you find that two variables do in fact mutually influence each other, then you can waive the one direction only rule and model both interconnections.
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3. A system is a collection of parts which interact to function as a whole.
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4. The Systemic Stairway™ methodology is best suited for debugging complicated systems.
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5. The Systemic Stairway™ methodology provokes interesting new thoughts that may lead to powerful mind shifts.
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6. It is unrealistic for Zandi’s team to value “uncongested roads” because they do not have any control over the traffic.
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7. A powerful mind shift can drive radical change as long as we truly believe in the mind shift.
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8. If you are modelling an interrelationship digraph with 5 variables, the out:in ratio must always add up to 5.