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LangGraph - A low-level orchestration framework for building stateful, long-running AI agent workflows with support for cyclic graphs.
Convention Over Configuration - A software design paradigm that reduces decisions developers need to make by providing sensible defaults based on conventions.
Marketing Mix (4Ps) - The four key elements of marketing strategy: Product, Price, Place, and Promotion.
Agile Manifesto - A foundational declaration of values and principles for iterative, collaborative software development.
Problem Solving Cycle - A structured iterative approach to systematically identify, analyze, solve, and learn from problems.
Kishōtenketsu - A four-act narrative structure from East Asian storytelling that creates engaging narratives without relying on conflict as the driving force.
Outcome-Driven Innovation - A systematic innovation process developed by Tony Ulwick that uses customer-desired outcomes as metrics to discover unmet needs and guide product development.
Four Pillars of Creativity - Anne-Laure Le Cunff's framework identifying Capture, Practice, Create, and Share as essential elements for nurturing creativity.
Hero's Journey - A universal narrative template identified by Joseph Campbell that describes the common stages heroes undergo in myths, stories, and transformative experiences across cultures.
ADKAR Model - A change management framework: Awareness, Desire, Knowledge, Ability, Reinforcement.
RICE Framework - A prioritization framework scoring initiatives by Reach, Impact, Confidence, and Effort.
Three-Act Structure - A narrative framework dividing stories into three parts—setup, confrontation, and resolution—that has been the foundation of Western storytelling for over two millennia.
Wardley Maps - A strategic mapping technique that visualizes the evolution of components in a value chain.
Job Story - A requirements format from JTBD that focuses on the situation and motivation rather than the user persona, using 'When... I want to... So I can...' structure.
AIDA Model - A classic marketing framework describing the stages of customer engagement: Attention, Interest, Desire, Action.
Personal Operating System - A framework for how you organize life, make decisions, and operate on a daily basis.
Quad Pattern - A documentation pattern using four complementary document types: rules, processes, requirements, and references.
CIA Triad - The foundational security model comprising Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability
ABCD Framework - A structured feedback framework using four key questions: Awesome, Boring, Confusing, and Didn't believe.
Forces of Progress - A JTBD framework diagram showing the four forces that influence a customer's decision to switch from an old solution to a new one.
12 Favorite Problems - Maintaining a list of important questions that guide your learning and work.
SWBATS - A framework for writing learning objectives using the stem 'Students Will Be Able To' followed by a measurable action verb.
SMART Goals - Goals that are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.
Incremental Decision-Making - A pragmatic approach to complex decisions through small sequential steps rather than comprehensive rational analysis.
Story Spine - A storytelling framework using eight sentence prompts to create compelling narratives with clear causality and emotional arcs.
TOCLA Approach - Turn one idea into five content pieces: Teach, Observe, Contrarian, Listicle, Analyze.
SAVERS - A six-component morning routine framework consisting of Silence, Affirmations, Visualization, Exercise, Reading, and Scribing.
ABCDE Framework for Storytelling - A structured framework for crafting compelling stories using five essential elements: Action, Background, Conflict, Development, and Ending.
Pareto Principle - 80% of effects come from 20% of causes - focus on high-impact activities.
The Rule of 3 - When you distill any topic into 3 things, you've got a memorable framework.
GROW Model - A structured coaching framework using Goal, Reality, Options, and Will stages.
The 1-6-4 Method - A life planning framework for building a fulfilling year around 1 year-making event, 6 mini-adventures, and 4 quarterly habits.
Value Chain - Framework for analyzing the activities a company performs to deliver a valuable product or service.
Vision Grid - A structured framework for documenting and analyzing your vision for the future.
Marketing Funnel - A framework representing the customer journey from first awareness through consideration to purchase decision, with content strategies for each stage.
Three Marks of Existence - Buddhist teaching of three fundamental characteristics shared by all conditioned phenomena: impermanence, suffering, and non-self.
ACE Framework - Action, Context, Experience - a framework for structuring decisions and learning.
Knowledge Capture Framework - A systematic approach to identifying, documenting, and preserving important knowledge.
The Idea Compass - A framework for exploring ideas in four directions: North, South, East, West.
DIKW Pyramid - A hierarchy showing the progression from Data to Information to Knowledge to Wisdom.
Dewey Decimal System - A library classification system organizing knowledge into ten main classes.
Business Model Canvas - A strategic template for developing new or documenting existing business models.
Weighted Decision Matrix - A quantitative tool for evaluating options by scoring them against weighted criteria.
Pyramid of Communication - A hierarchical structure for presenting information from conclusion to supporting details.
Knowledge Management Proficiency Ladder - A ten-level progression framework for developing knowledge management skills from beginner to expert.
Scrum - An agile framework for managing complex work through iterative sprints and defined roles.
Triangle of Purpose - Three questions to define purpose: Who is your audience? Why must this exist? What's in it for you?
Knowledge Lifecycle - The stages knowledge passes through from creation and capture to application, sharing, and eventual archival or retirement.
Empathy Canvas - A design thinking tool for understanding users' thoughts, feelings, and experiences.
Problem-Agitate-Solve - A three-step copywriting framework that identifies a problem, intensifies the emotional urgency around it, then presents a solution.
Structured Journaling - An approach to journaling that uses templates, prompts, and predefined frameworks to guide and organize journal entries.
Opinionated Software - Software that prescribes a particular way of doing things, making design decisions for users rather than offering maximum flexibility.
SySTEM Model - A decision-making framework: Sensing, Thinking, Experimenting, and Modeling together.
Double Diamond Process - A design framework with four phases: Discover, Define, Develop, Deliver.
Story Circle - An eight-step narrative framework created by Dan Harmon that simplifies Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey into a circular structure for crafting compelling stories.
Effort vs Impact - A prioritization matrix that evaluates tasks based on their effort requirements and potential impact.
RACI Matrix - A responsibility assignment matrix: Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed.
3x3 Template - A structured writing framework that organizes content into three components: defining the 'what', outlining 'how' in 3 steps, and explaining 'why' with 3 reasons.
STAR Method - A structured storytelling framework for articulating experiences through four components: Situation, Task, Action, and Result.
Jobs To Be Done - A framework for understanding customer needs by focusing on the 'job' they're trying to accomplish, not the product they're buying.
OKRs - A goal-setting framework using Objectives and measurable Key Results.
C.O.D.E.C - Capture, Organise, Deconstruct, Emerge, Create - a knowledge management workflow.
Save the Cat - A screenwriting methodology by Blake Snyder that breaks stories into 15 specific beats with page-number guidelines, providing a structural template for crafting compelling narratives.
Hype Cycle - A model developed by Gartner that describes the typical progression of emerging technologies through phases of inflated expectations, disillusionment, and eventual productive adoption.
Before-After-Bridge - A persuasive storytelling framework that paints a picture of current struggles, envisions a transformed future, and presents your solution as the path connecting the two.
FILE Framework - Information should be easy to File, Identify, Locate, and Retrieve.
Golden Path - The optimal, recommended, and well-supported way to accomplish a task or achieve a goal.
ICE Scoring Model - A prioritization framework scoring ideas by Impact, Confidence, and Ease.
Continuous Community Framework - A model for building sustained engagement and value in communities over time.
Eisenhower Matrix - A prioritization framework using urgency and importance to categorize tasks.
Self-Determination Theory - A motivational framework identifying three innate psychological needs - autonomy, competence, and relatedness - that drive optimal human functioning.
10-10-10 Rule - A decision-making framework that evaluates choices by considering how you will feel about them in 10 minutes, 10 months, and 10 years.
New Now Next - A temporal framework for balancing awareness of opportunities, present-moment execution, and future-oriented planning.
Scrumban - A hybrid agile approach combining Scrum's structure with Kanban's flow-based principles.
Porter's Five Forces - A framework for analyzing industry competition through five key forces that shape profitability.
Risk Response Strategies - The four primary approaches to handling identified risks: avoid, transfer, mitigate, and accept.
PERMA Model - Martin Seligman's framework for well-being based on five pillars: Positive emotions, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning, and Accomplishment.
Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis - A structured framework for evaluating and ranking alternatives across multiple conflicting criteria with explicit trade-off assessment.
And But Therefore (ABT) Storytelling - A narrative structure using 'And, But, Therefore' to create compelling stories.
DACI Framework - Driver, Approver, Contributors, Informed - a decision-making accountability framework.
Five Hat Racks - Richard Saul Wurman's framework stating that there are only five ways to organize any information: location, alphabet, time, category, and hierarchy.
Structured Thinking - Applying frameworks and systematic approaches to organize and analyze complex problems.
Mental Models - Frameworks for understanding how things work in the world.
Futures Wheel - A visual brainstorming tool for exploring the cascading consequences of a change or decision.
Idea Multiplier - Derek Sivers' framework showing that the value of an idea comes from multiplying it by the quality of execution.
Kepner-Tregoe Method - A structured problem-solving and decision-making methodology using systematic analysis to identify root causes and evaluate alternatives.
Seek, Sense, Share - Harold Jarche's Personal Knowledge Management framework centered on exploring new ideas, making sense of discoveries, and sharing learnings.
LATCH - Five universal ways to organize information: Location, Alphabet, Time, Category, Hierarchy.
Recoverable vs Irrecoverable Decisions - A decision framework that evaluates choices by whether you can bounce back from negative outcomes, distinct from whether the decision itself can be reversed.
Lippitt-Knoster Change Model - A framework showing that successful change requires vision, skills, incentives, resources, and an action plan working together.
SWOT Analysis - Strategic framework analyzing Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats.
SCQA Model - A storytelling framework using Situation, Complication, Question, and Answer to structure compelling narratives.
Decision Tree - A visual tool that maps out decisions, their possible outcomes, and the probabilities or consequences of each path.
ADDIE Model - A five-phase instructional design framework: Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, and Evaluate.
OODA Loop - A decision-making framework consisting of four phases: Observe, Orient, Decide, and Act.
Value Proposition Canvas - A tool for designing and testing value propositions by mapping customer profiles (jobs, pains, gains) to value maps (products, pain relievers, gain creators).
SCQA Storytelling Model - A narrative framework: Situation, Complication, Question, Answer for persuasive communication.
Systems Thinking - Understanding how components interact within complex wholes.
Decision Under Uncertainty - Frameworks and strategies for making choices when the possible outcomes or their probabilities are unknown.
The Circle of Learning - A cyclical framework describing how learning progresses through experience, reflection, conceptualization, and experimentation.
AI Governance - The frameworks, policies, and oversight mechanisms that guide the responsible development, deployment, and regulation of artificial intelligence systems.
Design Thinking Process - A human-centered problem-solving methodology with five iterative phases.
CORE Creativity Model - A creativity framework: Collect, Organize, Reflect, Express.
Regret Minimization Framework - A decision-making approach that evaluates choices by imagining yourself at age 80 and asking which option would minimize lifetime regret.
LangChain - An open-source orchestration framework for building applications with Large Language Models (LLMs).
Reversible vs Irreversible Decisions - A framework for categorizing decisions as one-way doors (Type 1) or two-way doors (Type 2).
Kano Model - A framework for prioritizing features based on customer satisfaction and functionality.
PAS Framework - A classic copywriting formula that identifies a Problem, Agitates the pain, and presents a Solution.
SECI Model - Nonaka and Takeuchi's framework describing four modes of knowledge conversion: Socialization, Externalization, Combination, and Internalization.

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