Thinking in 3s - 1) Identify and apply the 80-20 rule consciously wherever possible. 2) Pick 3 most important hacks from any book, podcast, Ted talk or anything you refer to for productivity. LESS is MORE. 3) Start applying the simple frameworks to the problems at hand without thinking much about 100s of other frameworks available that can be applied.
World's best consultant and teacher in ONE. Thanks Vicky 🥰 So happy youtube recommended you. Anyone that can teach me something useful in 6 minutes is worth subscribing to 😁
Vicky, you're a gem! Absolutely agree to your "3 simple steps". I'm like you said, in the mid of conversation, am stuck of knowing which framework to use, also like @IamJofin, lost of word. From now on, will focus on only 3 (watch 3 video, focus only 3 action etc) and you are on the top of my "3" list. Thanks
Thanks Vicky. Been following you from quite a long time and you certainly have helped me discover new ways to formulate and articulate my thoughts. But something that concerns me is, I try very hard to find the right vocabulary to create the 'impact', that I forget sometimes what to say. And I am so convinced that, something said with 'impact vocabulary' is more powerful than with some mediocre choice of words. This has been such a drag in my progress.
Vicky gave you the answer it the last step. Become more articulate. It builds over time. Look at the video she mentioned. When you write, use a thesaurus to vary and expand your word choices. And outline, outline, outline.
I face the same problem. What I've been doing for the past month is keeping a commonplace book where i jot new ideas, new thoughts and even new words that I want to use in my conversations. I also make it a point to use at least one of those words in a week so it forces me to be comfortable with the words and hopefully be successfully integrated into my vernacular.
I'm thrilled to have found your channel and thank you for all this informative and engaging content. I'm rapidly consuming all your past posts and look forward to future ones as well.
Thinking in 3s is so helpful because it seems to be both the minimum and maximum amount of things people want to hear and can remember. How would you describe framework thinking in 3s?
Which framework is your favourite? Let me know in the comments :) If you liked this, check out: Systems Thinking ua-cam.com/video/VUXeQGsVbqU/v-deo.html
Greate video!!! Actually, that is how our brains work, they work abstractly. Just subtract and subtract until you reach a point (or three points) that could hold of that information inside.
I have 80/20ed my family: out of my wife, my daughter and my cat, I have determined which one gives me the maximum output (usefulness, entertainement, food). I have ditched the other two. I will soon do the same about my three main resources: air, water and food. Come to think of it: do I really need 10 fingers? They can't all be THAT useful.
Video Editor here! The colour grading looks a bit weird What do you use to edit your videos? would hook you with some colour grading plugins/extensions then
"It can scarcely be denied that the supreme goal of all theory is to make the irreducible basic elements as simple and as few as possible without having to surrender the adequate representation of a single datum of experience." ―Albert Einstein - 10 June 1933 @ Oxford Lecture - Method of Theoretical Physics But this idea of simplicity didn't originate from Einstein. It's attributed to William of Ockham (Occam's razor), but predates him and appears from many great thinkers throughout history: "We may assume the superiority *ceteris paribus* [other things being equal] of the demonstration which derives from fewer postulates or hypotheses." ―Aristotle, Analytica Posteriora 384-322 BCE
What do you mean by managing nformation tho? Like, do you mean like if you are watching a youtube video (information) you should stay focus on that and not divide your attention to another information? or what are some examples of what you mean by this?
Vicky, are you married? If not, I'd love to introduce you to several friends of mine who are single, and all three of them very successful in their own respective lives. :) And all three are either Harvard or Kellog MBA's. You seem to really fit the bill. LOVE your content btw. Absolutely spot-on, and highly interesting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! /jim
please stop and go live life, stop advising, no one figured this out and no one will, just live and stop living by ideas of others, with time you will figure whatever they figured, sorry i am contradicting my self by advising you, but fighting fire with fire.
Thinking in 3s is so helpful because it seems to be both the minimum and maximum amount of things people want to hear and can remember. How would you describe framework thinking in 3s?
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3 things i look for on a video or content worthy of being understood:
- Key ideas
- Key lists (if they named lists)
- Key concepts
Thinking in 3s -
1) Identify and apply the 80-20 rule consciously wherever possible.
2) Pick 3 most important hacks from any book, podcast, Ted talk or anything you refer to for productivity. LESS is MORE.
3) Start applying the simple frameworks to the problems at hand without thinking much about 100s of other frameworks available that can be applied.
THIS is the video I need to see FIRST. This video opens the door for me to start and get into this framework stuff.
World's best consultant and teacher in ONE. Thanks Vicky 🥰 So happy youtube recommended you. Anyone that can teach me something useful in 6 minutes is worth subscribing to 😁
I was just feeling overwhelmed a few minutes ago. Wandered into this and getting back to work with a much clearer mind. Thank you as always!!
I like the fact that you explain very fast, very targeted with your message.
Thank you!:)
Vicky, you're a gem! Absolutely agree to your "3 simple steps". I'm like you said, in the mid of conversation, am stuck of knowing which framework to use, also like @IamJofin, lost of word. From now on, will focus on only 3 (watch 3 video, focus only 3 action etc) and you are on the top of my "3" list. Thanks
Amazing video. You have a really great vibe, it was a pleasure to see the whole video :)
Thank you so much!! Glad you liked it :)
Thanks Vicky. Been following you from quite a long time and you certainly have helped me discover new ways to formulate and articulate my thoughts. But something that concerns me is, I try very hard to find the right vocabulary to create the 'impact', that I forget sometimes what to say. And I am so convinced that, something said with 'impact vocabulary' is more powerful than with some mediocre choice of words. This has been such a drag in my progress.
Vicky gave you the answer it the last step. Become more articulate. It builds over time. Look at the video she mentioned. When you write, use a thesaurus to vary and expand your word choices. And outline, outline, outline.
I face the same problem. What I've been doing for the past month is keeping a commonplace book where i jot new ideas, new thoughts and even new words that I want to use in my conversations. I also make it a point to use at least one of those words in a week so it forces me to be comfortable with the words and hopefully be successfully integrated into my vernacular.
I'm thrilled to have found your channel and thank you for all this informative and engaging content. I'm rapidly consuming all your past posts and look forward to future ones as well.
Welcome to the channel! Thank you for saying so and I’ll see you around the comment section :)
Thinking in 3s is so helpful because it seems to be both the minimum and maximum amount of things people want to hear and can remember. How would you describe framework thinking in 3s?
Brilliant Vicky. Definitely, if you just have tons of info it won’t be useful, until you make it simple enough for the brain to be capable of using it
Beautifully summarized!! Thank you for watching :)
Which framework is your favourite? Let me know in the comments :)
If you liked this, check out: Systems Thinking ua-cam.com/video/VUXeQGsVbqU/v-deo.html
Very insightful and helpful. Thank you
i m gonna try to find 3 channels like yours and put 80/20 of my surfing in youtube effort on them so i can develop my productivity
So excited to have e found your channel. Wish I knew this stuff 20 years ago ❤
Greate video!!! Actually, that is how our brains work, they work abstractly. Just subtract and subtract until you reach a point (or three points) that could hold of that information inside.
I have 80/20ed my family: out of my wife, my daughter and my cat, I have determined which one gives me the maximum output (usefulness, entertainement, food). I have ditched the other two. I will soon do the same about my three main resources: air, water and food. Come to think of it: do I really need 10 fingers? They can't all be THAT useful.
Great content and thanks for sharing!
Besides Pareto, I also enjoy MECE principle to analyze information or problems.
Mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive (MECE) for those who are hearing this for the first time!
Another classic!
Always helpful - great clear advice. Thank you
Always helpful .Thank you.
Thanks Vicky, you are awesome woman 🌻
Спасибо большое, что выпускаешь видео, это очень полезно!
А еще у тебя прекрасная харизма❤
Thank you for the support!!!
been waiting for long for the self pace course. is it still happening ?
Support her!!🎉
Thank you for the support!!!
How much time do I have left
thanks for putting together the pdf, you might want to review the page sequence though ;)
THANK YOU!!! Updated!
Video Editor here!
The colour grading looks a bit weird
What do you use to edit your videos? would hook you with some colour grading plugins/extensions then
"It can scarcely be denied that the supreme goal of all theory is to make the irreducible basic elements as simple and as few as possible without having to surrender the adequate representation of a single datum of experience." ―Albert Einstein - 10 June 1933 @ Oxford Lecture - Method of Theoretical Physics
But this idea of simplicity didn't originate from Einstein. It's attributed to William of Ockham (Occam's razor), but predates him and appears from many great thinkers throughout history:
"We may assume the superiority *ceteris paribus* [other things being equal] of the demonstration which derives from fewer postulates or hypotheses." ―Aristotle, Analytica Posteriora 384-322 BCE
Beautiful addition!
What do you mean by managing nformation tho?
Like, do you mean like if you are watching a youtube video (information) you should stay focus on that and not divide your attention to another information? or what are some examples of what you mean by this?
Good I like this
Thanks
I’m happy I subscribed.
Clear and informative explanation👍🏿
Keep up the great work, Vicky.
Welcome aboard and thank you for the support!!!
what you get out off bed in the morning for? what's your purpose? how you found it?
You are the missing link in my content diet Vicky!
I like your content 🎉
Can you add turkish subtitles to your videos . İ am interested in your content
Is 3D framework thinking a thing?
Vicky, are you married? If not, I'd love to introduce you to several friends of mine who are single, and all three of them very successful in their own respective lives. :) And all three are either Harvard or Kellog MBA's. You seem to really fit the bill.
LOVE your content btw. Absolutely spot-on, and highly interesting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
/jim
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🙏🌹🙏
get a lav mic! ❤
Your videos move to fast lol . Hard to learn
please stop and go live life, stop advising, no one figured this out and no one will, just live and stop living by ideas of others, with time you will figure whatever they figured, sorry i am contradicting my self by advising you, but fighting fire with fire.
GIRL YOU TALK TOO FAST.... HOW COUILD YOU MAKE UR VIEWERS UNDERSTAND
you can just adjust the playback speed
Thinking in 3s is so helpful because it seems to be both the minimum and maximum amount of things people want to hear and can remember. How would you describe framework thinking in 3s?