Thinking in Systems
A Primer
- Business & Big Ideas
- 2008
- Standalone
A clear, beginner-friendly guide to seeing how things connect, from businesses to ecosystems, and why the same problems keep coming back.
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Why Thinking in Systems is worth reading
Donella Meadows, edited by Diana Wright, explains feedback loops, delays and leverage points without heavy math. It is one of those books that quietly changes how you look at your business, your habits and the news.
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