Profundity

Being profound means consistency- be consistent in the habit of thinking, learning, acting, and problem-solving to develop professional competency.

The global world today has become much more hyper-connected, and interdependent than ever, the boundary of business domains is blurred and the scope of knowledge is expanded in the continual base.

 Profundity is important to connect the mind, bridge the difference, demonstrate better understanding, and show empathy to be an influential global professional. It enables people to become more insightful, persuasive, and influential.


Being profound means contextual understanding, clear discernment, empathetic communication: The world is complex. It becomes complex if things do interact, particularly in the case of nonlinear interactions. Lack of in-depth understanding leads to “fixing symptoms, not the root cause” syndrome. How deep your understanding is based on the logic, lenses, philosophy, the methodology you leverage to interpret things.

It is the responsibility of each individual to examine themselves and to make sure they are open to true understanding. Context aids us in understanding what’s relevant and what’s not. It is about understanding the interrelationships and correlations that offer access to new perspectives and fresh insights, and interpreting them in a cohesive way.

Being profound means interdisciplinary expertise, systematic logic, unconventional wisdom: In today’s digital world, logic is often nonlinear and multidimensional. People gain a clear discernment when they explore the cognitive process of acquiring new knowledge through thoughts, experiences, and senses, the cognition involves exploring varieties of meanings/thoughts, abandoning old and establishing new relations.

The conventional mind is bound by certain group beliefs and general practices, unconventional wisdom often means fresh insight or “out-of-the-box” thinking, unique perspective. For solving complex problems, learn to apply systematic logic to take on a broad open perspective, see interdependence between different issues, predict emerging events, and come up with a solution. True wisdom leads to putting more thoughts into the issue you take a look at, searching for fresh ideas and widening the possibility of coming up with alternative solutions.

Being profound means objective reasoning, emotional balance, multidimensional influence: To be objective and discover the truth, we must think critically, independently, and remove the “old box” shaped by outdated knowledge, subjective perception or group thinking. Being objective really means you will always see the two sides of a coin, listen to the stories from different perspectives; and understand things via interdisciplinary perspectives.

Professional influence is based on clear vision, strong logic, deep insight and persuasive communication. Being profound means having emotional excellence to address ignorance and assumption, making sound judgment based on unbiased fact, dispassionate examination, and deep observation.

Global society is a blender of hyper-diversity and interactive continuum with collective human progress. Being profound means consistency- be consistent in the habit of thinking, learning, acting, and problem-solving to develop professional competency. It’s important to keep consistent on ourselves, what we think, what we say, or what we act, deal with the nonlinear, multi-logical situations via cross boundary understanding, and co-shape an advanced global world coherently.

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