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Nice, simple explanation of the Cynefin. thanks

The problem with this map is that it references the current state. She mentions that things can move across it. This would be much more useful for classifying things which were always in that state by definition. The reason this breaks the model is that everybody has different information

Cynefin is a Welsh word that roughly translated means your own neighbourhood or where your roots belong. Interested to know it's derivation in this context.

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Excellent explanation. Thanks!

Jennifer is emergent practice not the one used in complex systems? And novel practice in chaotic systems?!?

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What you call Simple Stories are minimal justifications needed to camouflage primeval emotionally triggered reactions of fight, flight/or freeze. These emotions do trap our minds, and Simple Stories are already a product of a trapped mind. Yes, these seemingly logical justifications can use words like "because," to create an illusion of reasoning, which may further trap our minds and minds of those, who listen to these stories. Yet they have a limited ability to trap our mind understood as the faculty of consciousness and thought.

Interesting video, with one glaring mistake. Most product development, where there are major new problems to be solved, is complex. It requires sense and respond. Scientific research is complex. Rocket Science is complex. Here is a video that proves the complexity of rocket science. Note how many experiments they ran before they arrived at a working solution. ua-cam.com/video/bvim4rsNHkQ/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared

This is the most succinct and beautifully articulated account of adult vertical development that I have ever seen. Well done and thank you

Thank you Jannifer!

Excellent introduction! Simple but not dumbed-down.

Thanks - we need more of this so leaders can get it

Loved this, plus wouldn't it be great if there was another chapter where she got some friends together and they filled in the hole?

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What are some of examples of situations which fit in "chaotic" domain ?

What if your work is high stakes? How are you supposed to relinquish control then, when you will be the one blamed for significant loss of money or even human lives?

Jennifer - That was the most straightforward and useful interpretation I've heard. Thank you so much. I'm interested in the other work you do...I'll google you and see the book...

A very useful eye opener to see clearly, the stages of development of people.

Check out Constructed Development Theory by Stevens (2020) as he takes these stages even further, and more simply.

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Super helpful thnx

Great explanation 👌. What's a good example of a chaotic domain?

Great explanation, Thank you Jennifer

excellent...

Great story! The part about intentions and how we make up stories about other's intentions is spot on. Mind traps are tricky and we can easily fall into them. I really liked the way you use the story to bring home the point.

Thank you. Simple explanation, easy to follow. Very useful.

I like this explaination best.

Clear explanation.

The x-axis is the predictability, but what about the y-axis? Why Chaotic si near Obvious and Complex, but far from Complicated?

What an amazing video about a complex topic. Thank you!

Great explanation. However, I do not like that you changed "complex" for "complicated." I do not see them as interchangeable; one could say my neighbor's son/daughter is complex, but my neighbor's ex-spouse is complicated. "Simple" switched with "obvious" is also, IMO, not interchangeable. Mechanisms inside a mechanical key lock are simple, but may not be obvious. Also, simple and complex are to each other as yin and yang. Obvious and complex do not share that kind of dynamic relationship. Your explanation was really good. I preferred Dave Snowden's words "complex" and "simple" instead of "complicated" and "obvious."

Is there any possible way we could get subtitles on this video? I would be happy to contribute my time and send you my transcriptions for easy upload.

Great video. Thanks for sharing

wow such a lovely easy explanation

I love Jennifer Garvey Berger's work and have read a number of her books. One of the things I love most is the way she takes complex ideas and makes them easier (and fun!) to understand. (Pun intended!) Thank you for the generous sharing of your important work!

Great, thanks

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Thank you for this useful and insightful tool/framework Jennifer. At the risk of making an obvious point (or asking an obvious question): with distributed teams WFA, the process would require some investment in logistics to allow participants to scribe responses, and some a simple process/procedure that would support remote participants, right? Can you share any top tips for a distributed team using the complexity check-in?

Amazing story, similar to "system dynamic"

super simple explanation! (:

Best, simplest explanation of how to apply Cynefin that I've come across. Thank you Jennifer!

I love the thought behind this here. Listening to unlock is extremely helpful when trying to really understand what people are thinking. But in many people's cases, If they have a bad performance review, they don't get a bonus. So having a good performance review is less tied with being a good person and more to do with whether they'll be able to pay their bills, send their kids to college, etc. This is more of a problem with setting conflicting or adversarial goals for employees.

I love this, thank you for sharing these brilliant mindtraps. I loved the book and would recommend it to anyone who is seeking to make sense in complex environments. Thank you for the work you do!

great stuff!

Perfect! So easy to understand....

great explanation, thank you!

Fascinating. Thank you very much!

Thanks for explaining it in simplistic terms. I just bought your books.