Gham ke saye mein baithkar,
Khusi ka ehsaas hua,
Aap ke aane se jivan mein,
Mausam bhi paas hua,
Khabie ghata to khabie kiran mein,
Khabie dhua aakash hua,
Har rup ko tere dekh kar,
Mujhe us rab ka aabhas hua.
To understand the root cause of any situation, drilling with "5 whys" is my default approach. When I am curious and doing this exercise in my mind, I am not sure about counting the number of whys, to be frank. The "5 whys" is pretty much a natural flow of questioning that I've been doing without much effort for years. Recently I was having a conversation and we were discussing how to change an outcome. This question was a trigger for me to think about the process of decision-making without our minds and how it leads to an outcome. Let me try to put my thoughts in a structured way. Imagine a machine that takes inputs and gives an output. And it has various stages in between. Our mind is this machine. The stages are Inputs, Enhancing the Inputs, Judgement, Decision, Action, Outcome and Experience. Let's understand each of these seven stages. Stage 1: Inputs This stage represents the raw inputs that the mind is receiving. It can come from many sources the ...
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