Systems make the world go 'round; they're important and all around us - big and small, known and ignored.
In this episode, we talk about the importance of systems, especially our engagement within them. From how you've systematized your morning coffee routines to how you navigate your daily commutes; systems keep order and allow all of us to know how to engage with one another and the even world-at-large. Systems can change, but (again) within and by a system that's agreed to by everyone - A.K.A. rules of engagement. Think of when you were first introduced to a system...I doubt you even realized it. Millions of airline passengers traveling each day, the Dewey Decimal system in libraries, firefighters on the scene of a fire, manufacturers sending goods to stores based on barcode data - ALL of these require countless systems to effectively and efficiently serve the greater good. Our constitutional republic requires that, too.
Systems matter. Tune in, won't you?
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