Mental Models and Mindsets
The biblical man believes that the world was created with a thought that was spoken by God, and also believe the phrase so a man thinks so is he. Many books have been written with such titles as were there is a will there is a way, or it you can conceive it you can receive it. Every invention from the discovery of fire by the early caveman to the present latest technology was first a thought. These all exemplify the power of the mind, it is there were we truly create the world around us. This is why mind set is so important personally and professionally.
Mental mindset has been defined by (BusinessDictionary.com, 2014) as “Beliefs, ideas, images, and verbal descriptions that we consciously or unconsciously form from our experiences and which (when formed) guide our thoughts and actions within narrow channels. These mental models can provide us with an internal stability in a forever changing society, but can also cause us to become so focus in one mindset that we become blind to innovative ideas, decisions, are ways of doing things.
When this is true the mindset must change, there are four steps in the process. The four steps are first understanding the power and limits of mental models, secondary test the relevance of your mental models against the changing environment, generate new models, and develop an integrated portfolio of models, next transform your world by acting quickly upon the new models, continuously experimenting and applying a process for assessing and strengthening your models, and last to overcome inhibitors to change by reshaping infrastructure and the thinking of others. The remaining portion of this paper will be an explanation of how these four step can help Google as an