MindMap Gallery Murphy's Law
This is a mind map about Murphy's Law. Murphy's Law is a psychological effect whose content is simple but profound: If there are two or more ways to do something, and one of the choices is will lead to disaster, then someone must make this choice that leads to disaster. This law is often used to emphasize that things tend to develop in the worst direction and to remind people to be prepared to deal with the worst possible situations.
Edited at 2024-11-02 22:07:30This is a mind map about the annual work plan of the three pillars of human resources. The main contents include: strategic human resources planning, talent recruitment and allocation, employee performance management, employee training and development, employee relationships and communication, employee welfare and care, human resources information system construction, regulatory compliance and risk management, and organizational culture construction.
This is a mind map for the diagnosis and treatment of acute cerebral hemorrhage in patients with hemodialysis. The annual incidence of acute cerebral hemorrhage in patients with hemodialysis is (3.0~10.3)/1000, and the main cause is hypertension. Compared with non-dialysis patients, the most common bleeding site is the basal ganglia area, accounting for 50% to 80%; but the bleeding volume is large and the prognosis is poor, and the mortality rate is 27% to 83%. Especially for patients with hematoma >50ml, hematoma enlarged or ventricular hemorrhage on the second day after onset, the prognosis is very poor.
The logic is clear and the content is rich, covering many aspects of the information technology field. Provides a clear framework and guidance for learning and improving information technology capabilities.
This is a mind map about the annual work plan of the three pillars of human resources. The main contents include: strategic human resources planning, talent recruitment and allocation, employee performance management, employee training and development, employee relationships and communication, employee welfare and care, human resources information system construction, regulatory compliance and risk management, and organizational culture construction.
This is a mind map for the diagnosis and treatment of acute cerebral hemorrhage in patients with hemodialysis. The annual incidence of acute cerebral hemorrhage in patients with hemodialysis is (3.0~10.3)/1000, and the main cause is hypertension. Compared with non-dialysis patients, the most common bleeding site is the basal ganglia area, accounting for 50% to 80%; but the bleeding volume is large and the prognosis is poor, and the mortality rate is 27% to 83%. Especially for patients with hematoma >50ml, hematoma enlarged or ventricular hemorrhage on the second day after onset, the prognosis is very poor.
The logic is clear and the content is rich, covering many aspects of the information technology field. Provides a clear framework and guidance for learning and improving information technology capabilities.
Murphy's Law
law of success
Locke's Law
Only when you have a goal can you have the possibility of success. Only when you live your life can you have energy and ambition, and feel the sense of accomplishment of growing and getting closer to your goal.
People who have no goals will do nothing all day long, are extremely bored, lazy and degenerate, cannot grow, and may even get worse and worse.
Goals should be set based on your actual situation, be practical and attainable, and should not be too lofty, causing yourself to be physically and mentally exhausted and lose your enthusiasm and self-confidence.
Wallach effect
Focus on your own strengths
Acknowledge and make up for your own shortcomings, and use them as motivation to improve yourself, rather than as a reason to sink.
barrel law
How much water a barrel can hold is not measured by the longest wooden board, but by the shortest wooden board. No matter how tall the long wooden board is, if the short wooden board is not high enough, it cannot hold water. If you want the barrel to hold more water, you must lengthen the shortest board.
When you encounter a problem, don’t act recklessly. Only by finding out the problem and solving it scientifically can you get twice the result with half the effort.
Eisenhower Rule
Things should be prioritized. Planning within the first five years is very important. Important things and things that you won’t have the chance to do later should be done in advance (for example, get married and have children at the right age, make money at any time, and it will be difficult if you miss out on marriage, love, etc. )
A: Something that must be done B: What should be done C: Do something within your ability D: Things that can be delegated or deleted
Occam's razor
Get rid of unnecessary behaviors, find the simplest and most efficient way to solve problems, and simplify things
Do not delete indiscriminately. Delete items that should not be deleted. Keep the true while retaining the false and discard the rough and the essential.
Murphy's Law
Face your mistakes and learn from them as a stepping stone to success
Failure only means that you have not yet succeeded, gained experience, are willing to try, need to change your methods, need to continue working hard, have shortcomings, need more time, or are simply not suitable and need to change your goals.
Workplace rules
Mushroom Law
Only when you grow tall enough can you be seen and noticed. You have to endure the experience of growing taller as a mushroom and accumulate experience.
Do everything that will help your mushroom grow taller: don't suffer in meaningless pessimism, hold on strong and push forward. For example, since you can’t change your job, you should try your best to find fun and a sense of accomplishment at work.
law of self-confidence
If you want others to believe that you value yourself, you must first make yourself believe that you value yourself and exude the magic and attraction of self-confidence.
Don’t set limits and deny yourself, don’t always magnify your shortcomings, keep learning and growing, and build and enhance your self-confidence.
frog rule
Don’t die in confusion and numbness, stifling your potential and fighting spirit, thus missing and losing opportunities. You must have a sense of crisis, plan and prepare in advance, and cope with changes.
Bravely bear pressure and use suffering and difficulties to inspire more possibilities and potential
birdcage effect
Don’t focus on form, spend your time on actual work and producing valuable results.
Don’t give others the chance to doubt yourself and fail to see what you have given.
Runyon's Law
You can be open-minded, but don’t evaluate yourself too low, set limits and indulge yourself, and then become negative and degenerate.
Be wary of arrogance and impetuosity, and do things well
chain effect
Be open-minded, stay away from complaining, and reflect on yourself
Stop complaining and reflect on yourself
Interpersonal rules
primacy effect
People tend to have preconceptions, and first impressions are really important
You should improve your conversation, dress and behavior.
Hedgehog Law
Distance creates beauty, keep appropriate distance and boundaries
intimate distance, personal distance, social distance, public distance
projection effect
Don’t project your thoughts onto others and think others think the same way.
Emotional projection: The more you look at someone you like, the more you like them, and vice versa. The more I loved you in the beginning, the more you hate me in the end.
law of self-disclosure
Appropriate self-disclosure helps deepen intimacy. Excessive isolation makes people secretive. Excessive exposure will offend people
Self-disclosure means opening your heart to others and telling your private affairs and innermost thoughts.
stereotype effect
Don’t wear colored glasses, break the cognitive bias caused by prejudice, and think that certain people and things must be how they are.
Update ideas, broaden horizons, tolerate and understand the diversity of people and things
The law of perspective taking
Compare yourself to others, think in their shoes, and do not do to others what you do not want others to do to you.
How you treat others is how others will treat you. All quarrels are caused by not looking at the problem from the other person's point of view. need mutual understanding
Other cognitions
The correct method➕sustainable persistence, focus on it for a period of time to defeat him, and you can get positive feedback by focusing on it
Arrange tasks for yourself every day and produce results. Completion is more important than perfection. Cut off unnecessary things, focus on one or two things, and continue to improve. Focus can make people reach a state of drainage and selflessness.
Focus on important things, don’t spend too much time on unimportant things, focus on cultivating yourself,
How to integrate into a higher quality circle? Just make yourself better and better, make yourself valuable and valuable
Make a to-do list and complete it to prevent laziness and doing nothing. Review and summarize frequently to avoid detours.
When the awareness is not in place, opportunities will turn a blind eye in front of you. Simply working hard is useless. You must see the essence clearly and master the method.
Sell a piece of time once (working), sell a piece of time multiple times (e-commerce copyright), buy other people's time (be a boss, invest)
Make friends with people who are positive, powerful, outstanding, cognitive, and energetic. Stay away from people at the bottom who are incompetent and complain about negative energy. Get in touch with more powerful people and things, and change your cognition and thinking.
The law of attraction, faith meditation, use mindfulness, joy, optimism, positivity, and gratitude to attract positive energy. Your thoughts will come true, doubts will lead to misses, and complaints will lead to feedback.
Imagine the life you want and follow it as much as possible. Many things that happen are caused by your words, deeds and attitudes.
Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of achieving your goals every day, have a grateful attitude, make yourself peaceful, happy and contented, increase your energy, strengthen your beliefs, and develop the habit of delayed gratification.
Goals must be set to be feasible and achievable, break down and formulate short-term goals that can be achieved and see results, so as not to dampen enthusiasm and provide self-motivation.
Don’t fight alone, learn to leverage relays to improve efficiency, experience, courses, and great talents
Go to public places such as libraries and bookstores, stay away from beds and private spaces where you want to relax and waste away, and refuse to use mobile phones.
Develop the habit of doing one thing for half an hour and you will slowly become immersed in it.
Internal friction means thinking too much, doing too little, and accepting impetuous information on the Internet. Don’t be immersed in anxiety, regret, self-pity, degradation, anxiety, and meaninglessness. Face your own shortcomings and think more about your shining points. You can Dare to think and do, but don’t aim too high and be down-to-earth
Think about where you spend the most time, strengthen it, record your flow moments, and get out of your comfort zone
Success is inseparable from opportunities, industries, and choices of the times, not just hard work. Don’t enter the red ocean.
Efficient review, analysis of problems, commissioned solutions, review can effectively grow and say goodbye to the bad self in the past
Interpersonal communication must go both ways to be comfortable, harmonious and lasting
Don't complain, it will make people disgusted and make you feel anxious and self-pitying, a waste of time, and hurt your health. Either complain many times and only complain once and then stop, or spend time complaining and venting once.
economic effect
tragedy of the commons
The tragedies caused by private individuals using public resources for their own benefit and endless plundering need to be solved by a combination of government regulations and market mechanisms.
For example, human over-fishing and deforestation have caused public ecological damage
bubble economy
The collapse of an extremely prosperous market (real estate) was caused by the excessive growth of capital, the influx of a large number of speculators, and extremely active investment and finance.
Moderate control of economic bubbles is beneficial to the market, promotes competition, and prospers the economy. If there are too many bubbles, are over-inflated, and are seriously out of touch with actual needs, they will evolve into an economic bubble of false prosperity.
law of uncertainty
Market buying and selling decisions are not based on ideal assumptions. Irrational predictions and following the trend will lead to market collapse, which is common in the stock market and crude oil.
The results brought by one idea are worth the same work of 100 people who lack innovation.
lipstick effect
Refers to when the economy is in recession, consumption of bulk commodities such as buying houses, cars, and investments decreases, and is replaced by cheap consumption such as entertainment and relaxation, shoes, clothing, lipstick, etc., which stimulates consumption.
Common vital industries in economic crises: cosmetics, film industry, animation and game industry
multiplier effect
Once investors invest, they will multiply a series of returns, and then use the earned capital to reinvest the returns, and then reinvest and return again.
Someone has 5,000 yuan, spends 4,000 yuan to buy a computer, and invests 1,000 yuan. The computer company earned 4,000 yuan in revenue, spent 3,200 yuan to buy a motorcycle, and invested the remaining 800 yuan. The motorcycle owner earned 3,200 yuan, bought a set of fashion clothes with 2,600 yuan, and invested 600 yuan. This series of transactions triggered a series of exponential benefits.
pull effect
Government investment has the effect of stimulating economic development
Build expressways and high-speed railways to stimulate local economic development, and build subways to stimulate urban and real estate development.
decision-making knowledge
opportunity cost
You can't have your cake and eat it too, you need to choose one of two or three. After weighing the pros and cons, choose the one with higher cost performance and give up the other. Sometimes the economic cost can be used to measure the conversion.
The abandoned party is a sunk cost, which is difficult to recover. The higher the opportunity cost, the more difficult the choice.
Herding
Following the public's mentality of blind obedience, lack of independent judgment and thinking, consumption and following the trend, the eyes of the public may not be sharp.
Develop the ability to think and judge independently, rather than following what others say
sunk cost
It is difficult to let go of what has been lost, and you will only lose more. For example, if you have been with an unsuitable person for many years and choose to get married because you are unwilling to sacrifice time and money, you will only lose more in your future life. Stop the loss in time.
Put down the irreparable sunk costs, don’t dwell on the losses, look forward, and rationally consider the costs that will be incurred in the future.
Law of decimals
Don't judge the big from the small, and make rash comments based on the few phenomena you encounter. Because one stock investment fails, I think all stock investments will continue to lose money and fail; because one man is bad, I think all men are bad.
Don't lose big for small. It is very unwise to take a taxi to go to that store just to save a few bucks. Being complacent and forgetful, being unhappy brings sorrow, being peaceful and indifferent
consumer surplus
The maximum price a person is willing to pay that exceeds the actual price. For example, if you are willing to spend 300 yuan to buy a pair of shoes, but the actual price is indeed 200 yuan, the 100 yuan difference is the consumer surplus.
Merchants discount defective products and make small profits but quick turnover to take advantage of consumer surplus, making consumers feel that they have made a profit even though they have spent more money than the actual price.
prospect theory
The pain of losing something is often greater than the joy of gaining it
We must rationally analyze risks, make correct choices, grasp the risk scale, and do not miss good opportunities.
management principles
80/20 rule
80% of the value of a book is already explained in 20% of the pages, so there is no need to master the whole book, just focus on understanding the 20% essence of the book. Some students do not study diligently, but they do better than others in the exam. Even if this is the reason
You must master methods and efficiency, focus your time and energy on the key 20%, and don’t do general and useless work.
convict ship theory
Use fair and standardized systems to restrict behavior and avoid unnecessary conflicts and problems.
A good system can guide enterprises, society and individuals to develop better
equity theory
Absolute fairness does not exist
Don't get into fights over little injustices
catfish effect
A negative incentive method, often used in enterprises to introduce outstanding talents to create competition and a sense of urgency for other mediocre employees, thereby motivating everyone to work hard to speed up their pace and avoid being squeezed out.
It can also be applied to individuals themselves, that is, putting appropriate pressure on themselves. If you don’t work hard, you will lose a lot and fall behind others.
competition rules
zero sum game law
It is better to turn enemies into friends and achieve win-win cooperation than to lose everything and lose both sides.
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horse rope effect
Motivate yourself to run faster. Appropriate pressure will better stimulate your potential. Give yourself a little pressure every day to make yourself move forward faster.
Stimulations from opponents and the outside world, troughs and difficulties further motivate myself to seek breakthroughs and prove my potential, work hard and forget about food and sleep.
Porter's Law
Not seeking to be the first, but seeking to be unique and unable to be copied or competed with
Don’t be greedy and take multiple paths. Choose the path you are best at and have unique positioning and stick to it. Unique differentiation has the power to continue.
extreme change theory
Plans don’t change as quickly as they should, so don’t be persistent and stick to a certain form.
See the situation clearly and adapt accordingly. For example, traditional enterprises need to catch up with the trend of self-media marketing and design product packaging designs that are in line with young consumer groups.
Davido's Law
Eliminate in time, continue to innovate, be the first to eat crabs, do things that others have not done, and create your own path
Change your thinking, engage in more divergent thinking and reverse thinking, and activate innovation factors. Everything around you may be an object to stimulate innovative thinking.