A useful thinking tool

"What? So what? Now" is a common mindset shift that emphasizes adopting a proactive attitude when encountering problems or challenges. When facing a difficult or surprising situation, "What?" represents preliminary cognition, that is, confirming the problem and expressing doubt. The following "So what?" is an attitude of acceptance and adaptation, which means acknowledging the existence of the problem but not being troubled by it, but finding ways to solve it. The final "Now" emphasizes the importance of action, that is, not waiting for a perfect solution to emerge, but taking immediate measures to gradually solve the problem. This mindset encourages people to remain calm, actively respond to changes, and take action to achieve their goals. This is a mind map about "What? So what? Now". The map has three major branches, namely: What, So, and Now. There are corresponding cases under each branch. Suitable for people interested in thinking tools.

Edited at 2023-06-18 06:29:31