Flying Logic lets you group any of its elements: entities, edges, junctors, and even other groups! Groups can be titled, nested inside each other and collapsed to let you focus on the bigger picture. Watch this Quick Tip video for the details. bit.ly/3FIaLRX

“Thinking is all about the ability to look at complex situations and strip away things that don't count—the ability to filter out situations and find what's at their core.” - Paraphrasing Douglas Hofstadter #criticalthinking #problemsolving

Whenever I want to find a root cause, I build a Current Reality Tree (CRT) together with my team using Flying Logic. — Stefan Stegmann, CEO, Ellan S/A Technical Furniture #toolsforthought #theoryofconstraints

A Current Reality Tree is a tool that can be used in Flying Logic to help identify and visualize how an underlying issue is causing problems within a system. Learn how it works here: bit.ly/46YGIRS

“First, search widely. Then, eliminate ruthlessly. Finally, work obsessively on what remains.” —James Clear #clarity

Flying Logic’s excellent user interface multiplies productivity in problem solving. Fantastic tool. —Enio Klein, CEO, Doxa Advisers #toolsforthought #theoryofconstraints

A Future Reality Tree narrows down a set of ideas in order to find the one that works best. Watch this video to learn how to make one! #futurerealitytree #theoryofconstraints bit.ly/3G3CtbK

“What’s missing now is not someone to hunt stories down, but rather to weave them into a narrative. ...but the expertise to connect the dots and cut through the noise to find the meaningful and the important. ” —Chris Saad #systemsthinking #synthesis

I have never seen software this helpful and easy for making logical diagrams. — Daniel Piche, Vice President, IDFusion Software #toolsforthought #theoryofconstraints

Mind Maps are a popular way to organize concepts in a hierarchy, or tree. Flying Logic makes it easy to create and manipulate mind maps, and even includes layout modes that work especially well with them. bit.ly/3SU2eD8

“You want to be adding value as you think about projects and situations, not creating stress by simply reminding yourself they exist and you need to do something about them.” —David Allen #productivity #stressmanagement

Flying Logic can help make us all third millennium thinkers. — Thomas W. Newton, Attorney #toolsforthought #theoryofconstraints

"Concept Maps are used to visualize and capture or convey a quick understanding of a web of related concepts." #theoryofconstraints #conceptmap #visualthinking bit.ly/40WY92Y

“When you’re not sure where you’re going or what’s really important to you, you’ll never know when enough is enough.” —David Allen

I use Flying Logic with several management teams to help them focus on what they can control and how to address it. — Maarten Vrakking, Management Consultant #toolsforthought #theoryofconstraints

Creating a requirements tree is a sure way to save time while planning out and working on a project. Check out our new article to learn how to make your own! bit.ly/3GvOCXo #requirementstree #visualthinking #criticalthinking #flyinglogic

“I must Create a System or be enslav’d by another Man’s.” —William Blake #systemsthinking

TOC diagramming is only the beginning. Like a pencil and paper, Flying Logic is limited only by your imagination in solving problems and selling the solution. — Nolan Hale, Senior Consultant & Project Engineer, Boeing #toolsforthought

Sometimes it's difficult to fit enough information into entities alone. This is where annotations can be helpful! These additions allow for extra information about entities or their relationships to be added. Learn about them here! #visualthinking bit.ly/46UzbCM

“A map does not just chart, it unlocks and formulates meaning; it forms bridges between here and there, between disparate ideas that we did not know were previously connected.” —Reif Larsen #mapping