Recognizing the systems we are part of, especially in cases like addiction to harmful products driven by profit-making systems, is crucial for long-term impact. People are often unable to change once they see the system due to their addiction. Shifting mindsets towards understanding cause and effect, like with cigarette taxes, is necessary. Although systems thinking is not inherent, as our culture evolves, recognizing the interconnectedness of systems becomes vital for success by illustrating the long-term impacts upfront. Selling systems thinking to others lies in highlighting immediate consequences to drive awareness of cause and effect. Many individuals joining industries like Silicon Valley lack awareness of the long-term effects of the systems they contribute to, focusing on short-term gains instead of system dynamics. Adapting to a system-oriented mindset is essential to avoid becoming pawns and instead become masters of the systems we operate within.