Course Content
Introduction to Systematic Success
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I. Introduction to Systematic Success
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Reflecting on Systems
Understanding Systematic Management
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II. Understanding Systematic Management
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Addressing Complexity: Requisite Variety
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III. Addressing Complexity: Requisite Variety
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Aligning Personal and Business Profiles
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IV. Aligning Personal and Business Profiles
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Intelligent Value Generation
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V. Intelligent Value Generation
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Core Systems Ideas
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VI. Core Systems Ideas
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Beyond Profits: Fulfilling Higher Order Needs
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VII. Beyond Profits: Fulfilling Higher Order Needs
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Scaling in the Optimal Range
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VIII. Scaling in the Optimal Range
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Complementary Resources
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IX. Complementary Resources
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Technology as a Lever
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X. Technology as a Lever
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Leveraging Technology
Design Thinking: A Subset of Systems Thinking
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XI. Design Thinking: A Subset of Systems Thinking
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Design Thinking
Strategic Planning as a Systems Approach
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XII. Strategic Planning as a Systems Approach
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Organizational Analysis
Environmental Scan
Strategy
Business Ecosystem Intelligence
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XIII. Business Ecosystem Intelligence
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Ecosystem Business Intelligence
Small Business Logic: Goals, Decisions, and Throughput
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XIV. Small Business Logic: Goals, Decisions, and Throughput
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Viable Systems Model
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XV. Viable Systems Model
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Reflecting on Business as a System of Subsystems Embedded in an Ecosystem
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XVI. Reflecting on Business as a System of Subsystems Embedded in an Ecosystem
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Subsystems and Ecosystems
The Core System Management Cycle
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XII. The Core System Management Cycle: Goal-Setting to Lesson-Learning
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Management Cycle
Navigating Complexity: Systems Thinking as a Lifelong Practice
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XVI. Navigating Complexity: Systems Thinking as a Lifelong Practice
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Navigating Complexity
Systematic Management
About Lesson

Key Systems Concepts:

In the Systematic Success Program, we introduce a limited set of core systems ideas. These ideas, repeated throughout your entrepreneurial journey, are essential for building a strong foundation in business operations. Let’s delve into these concepts, understanding how they contribute to the most effective and efficient functioning of your enterprise.

Holistic View:

One of the core systems ideas emphasizes adopting a holistic view of your business. Rather than isolating individual components, recognize the interconnectedness of various elements. This holistic perspective fosters better decision-making, as you consider the ripple effects across different aspects of your enterprise.

Adaptability and Resilience:

Another key concept revolves around the adaptability and resilience of your business. Systems thinking encourages a mindset that embraces change, allowing your business to navigate uncertainties and disruptions with agility. Resilient systems withstand shocks and challenges, emerging stronger and more robust.

Efficiency through Optimization:

Efficiency through optimization is a core principle that permeates the Systematic Success Program. Recognize that more of the same and bigger are not always better. Instead, strive for the sustainable sweet spot where your business operates at its best. This optimization ensures resource efficiency while maximizing outcomes.

Strategic Innovation:

Strategic innovation is woven into the fabric of core systems ideas. It involves a systematic approach to generating new ideas, products, or services. By aligning innovation with your business objectives, you create a dynamic environment that fosters continuous improvement and competitiveness.

Application to Case Studies:

To illustrate the practical application of core systems ideas, we’ll delve into case studies of businesses that have successfully embraced these principles. These real-world examples will highlight how adherence to core systems ideas contributes to their sustained success and adaptability in ever-evolving markets.

Interactive Reflection:

In our interactive reflection session, take a moment to apply these core systems ideas to your own business context. Consider how adopting these principles can enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of your operations. This introspective exercise lays the groundwork for integrating core systems ideas into your entrepreneurial journey.

Transition to Beyond Profits: Fulfilling Higher Order Needs:

As we conclude our exploration of core systems ideas, let’s transition to a broader perspective of success. Join me in understanding that success in business extends beyond profits and encompasses the fulfillment of higher-order needs. This holistic approach will redefine your entrepreneurial goals and metrics of achievement.

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