The Black Swan Model
Black Swan Model refers to random, unexpected, but high-impact events that are difficult to predict in the normal course of business
Black Swan Model refers to random, unexpected, but high-impact events that are difficult to predict in the normal course of business
A mental model that triggers the feeling of impending danger and encourages immediate action
The size instinct is a cognitive bias that assumes the size of something is directly proportional to its importance, significance, or impact
The destiny instinct is the tendency to believe that some things are meant to happen and cannot be changed
Generalization instinct is our tendency to divide things into two distinct groups and generalize them
A human tendency to attribute blame for negative outcomes without an understanding of the complex underlying factors
Single Instinct is a mental model that assumes all human behavior is driven by the primary survival goal
Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions helps understand cultural differences among nations
Blanchard’s ABCD model of leading with trust identifies four key elements help individuals earn trust and become better leaders
Denominator Neglect describes the phenomenon where people mislead themselves by paying more attention to numerators than the denominators
The PERMA+ model identifies five core elements that help both, individuals and businesses flourish
In business, everything starts with a conversation and making human connections.