Title: HOLISTIC Thinking - definition, applications of holistic approach, systems thinking, big picture, great thinker
Headings: Holistic Thinking

Content: HOLISTIC Thinking - definition, applications of holistic approach, systems thinking, big picture, great thinker













































Thinker ▪ Systems Thinking ▪ Systematic Thinking ▪ System Analysis

Vadim Kotelnikov

Inventor & Founder
Inspirational e-Coach
Innompic Games
Innoball / 10 KITT
Fun4Biz ▪ Innovarsity
Holistic Thinking
Focusing on the whole, not the parts
If you look at something from one point of view only,
you can see very little of it. Holistic Thinking Defined

Holistic thinking is the ability to see things as a whole (or holistically), to understand and predict the many different types of relationships between the many elements in a complex system, and also perceive the whole picture through sensing its large-scale patterns . Holistic Thinking vs. Analytic Thinking

Holistic thinking is characterized by dialectical reasoning and involves understanding a system by sensing its large-scale patterns and reacting to them. Holistic thinkers believe that events are the products of both internal and external forces and situations. They tend to give broad attention to the big picture, context, relationships, perceptions , conflicts, and background elements in visual scenes... More





Coaching by Example

Innompic Games

Holistic Innovation
Innompic Games and Innompic entrepreneurial creativity contests set a trend of holistic
A-to-Z/360
approach to creation of innovations and facilitate accelerated learning 20-60-20 of this holistic approach. >> Example ❺












Systems and Wholeness
"I shall proceed from the simple to the complex. But in war more than in any other subject we must begin by looking at the nature of the whole; for here more than elsewhere the part and the whole must always be thought of together." ~ Carl Von Clausewitz
The concept of "wholeness" is very important in general system analysis. The system must be viewed as a whole and modified only through changes in its parts.