3 methods I use to wire my mind to innovate

You process visuals 60,000 times faster than text.

One picture worth a thousand word. While:

- You & your team discuss issues, risks, priorities verbally.
- You align verbally, but team mental models vary.
- Verbal and text-only discussions miss critical nuances.

I see it everyday… No one is considering:

- Everything consist of a workflows, processes or steps.
- Cognitive ability can’t see details & make connections.
- Early humans communicated visually for a reason.

As a systems thinker, here are the three methods I use to map systems with precision:

1. Journey mapping:
Visualizes a user’s end-to-end experience, highlighting touch points and emotions.

(User =customers or employees)

2. Service Blueprint:
Links users interactions (front-stage) with internal processes/systems (backstage).

3. Process map:
Details step-by-step workflows, roles, and decisions to streamline tasks.

From startups to enterprises, I’ve witnessed the cost of neglecting visual thinking and mapping:

→ Inefficiency, unresolved conflict, and strategic drift.

Visual transform ambiguity into clarity, complexity into simplicity, and disagreement into alignment.

P.S. Do you assemble furniture without instructional map?

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Thanks,

Ahmed