AoE #23 - Understand You Control Nothing, But Influence Everything

🎙️Episode 23: Understand You Control Nothing, But Influence Everything! 🎧Welcome to episode 23 of Agents of Everything, where we explore the intricate balance of control and influence in life's complex systems. In this episode, we shine a light on how neurolinguistic programming (NLP) can help us navigate the complexities of the 21st century. From understanding systems to embracing emergent phenomena, we make our way into dynamic interplay of interdependent elements that shape our reality. Join me in unpacking the nature of influence and control, the unpredictability of complex systems, and the art of achieving desired outcomes in the vast network of our interconnected world.

🔍 Episode Contents:

00:00 The focus is on achieving positive outcomes.

05:57 Predictable, interrelated parts create controllable, unified system.

07:46 Systems are hierarchical and interrelated, forming wholes.

10:47 Driving is in our control until it's not.

14:18 Car parts are non-adaptive, complex systems adaptive.

19:58 Emergent behavior in ant colonies and riots.

22:57 Neurolinguistic programming and complexity in control systems.

26:11 Financial system can be nonlinear and unpredictable.

28:01 Navigating complex systems to influence desired outcomes.

32:46 Receiving inputs but giving opposite results, influence in systems.

36:22 Dialogic approach focuses on creating difference in real-time.

38:32 Understanding sports dynamics, training, and influence.

44:42 Control butterfly effects and steer towards goal.

45:53 Closing unusual episode, invite questions and interaction.

As always, I hope you get much goodness from this episode of Agents of Everything - if you so and would like to deepen your engagement, please consider joining the Agents of Everything Nexus - a Live monthly open frame mentoring call plus ongoing license to ask me anything plus access to the nexus resource library (over 270 sessions on creating yourself creator of a life that you love).

All the very best

James Tripp