John Berryman’s Post

Whenever you are trying to understand an algorithm, always go through an example before going through the algorithm. This will make the algorithm incredibly easier to understand and you will understand the algorithm much better.

I have a NEW behavior planning tool! It is still called the "meaning making machine" but It is a B-A -C chart instead of an A-B-C chart. THIS is purposeful! before figuring out the antecedent we must understand OUR behavior and then the child's behavior, intensity, frequency and strengths. THEN talk about the antecedent, consequences an purpose (s) Learn how to use it in my digital classes! Click here https://lnkd.in/geBs7whK

Just a quick exercise to practice using a lot of, both, any, either, neither, all

I will share the screenshot of the process flow that is uneditable and I want it

Are our decisions affected by the framework we utilize to reach those decisions? Take a look at the 7 problem solving models below.

More insights on interacting with LLMs: be as specific as possible. The vaguer the ask, the more creative the model gets; the larger the amount of instructions, the higher the chance of said instructions being ignored.

Venturing into uncharted territory requires a thorough control over the business plan. Entrepreneurs and corporate leaders need to ratify their strategies and the bases on a periodic basis. Simply stated: use Systems Thinking! #ConsultingConnoisseurs #businessplanning #newventures #strategy

Three ways to learn something new: 1. Reflect on what you have already tried. 2. Attempt something you have not tried. 3. Read about what someone else has tried. - James Clear

Systems Thinking is a powerful solution when there are several unknowns.

"What is the approach to solving a problem?" Answer: 1. Understand the problem. 2. Break it down. 3. Research and gather resources. 4. Make a plan. 5. Implement and test. 6. Debug and improve. 7. Document and share.