> When we are in "action mode," our thinking becomes fairly "binary," and extreme (eg. "Good|Bad", "Fight|Flight", "Hate|Love"). > It also focuses on short-ter

> When we are in "action mode," our thinking becomes fairly "binary," and extreme (eg. "Good|Bad", "Fight|Flight", "Hate|Love"). > It also focuses on short-term results, and is biased towards assured results, as opposed to "possible" ones. What's interesting to me is that this type of thinking also overlaps with, or is found in, a variety of circumstances/ways of being, like: - Unskilled (despite experience level) - Beginner - Under-trained - Unsupported or under-supported role or assignment - Self-centered (egoic-hero model) - Little-picture Thinker - Fearful attitude ... It's helpful to be able to refer to these other lenses in turn, as a way of finding helpful solutions.