In this episode of The Ultimate Problem Solver, Sharon Oranekwu dives deep into the first and often most misunderstood pillar of the TUPS Formula:
Systems.
Most people think systems are software, org charts, or fancy dashboards.
But systems are far more fundamental. They are the architecture of how your life, business, or country runs whether intentionally or by default.
Through the lens of real-world examples like the Toyota Production System, Singapore’s urban transformation, and broken morning routines, Sharon shows that good systems don’t just support problem solving they are problem solving.
We break down:
- Why reacting without systems is just chaos management
- How systems predict problems before they become crises
- What great systems have in common (and how to build one)
- Why many “failures” are actually system failures in disguise
From corporate boardrooms to personal habits, Episode 2 reveals the mindset shift required to stop patching problems and start engineering solutions.
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