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Did you know?

1.) The average person may only be able to hold three or four things in mind at once.

2.) The information you can hold in your mind at one time is the information you can interrelate.

3.) The possibility that such processing limitations might constrain human reasoning and problem solving has been acknowledged by leading cognitive psychologists.

4.) Unlike a computer, the normal human brain never reaches a point at which new experiences can no longer be committed to memory—the brain cannot be full. At the same time, one can be overwhelmed by new information to the point that it seems to be too much to comprehend, too confusing or complex to file away.

Source: Working Memory Capacity, Nelson Cowan

In simple terms ...

The Spherit system is an easy way to "see" how multiple things in life interconnect. The connections are revealed in a single-page graphic sphere chart. You can hold it in your hand.

The chart visualizes data. It integrates the left and right brain. It integrates your mind. It integrates your actions. Seeing can be transformational.

In technical terms ...

The Spherit system is a patented visualization process that reveals the shape or condition of any complex adaptive system. It is standardized. It is customizable with universal applications. It is interactive and one-of-a-kind.

The system works like this: Together we identify all relative components of a complex system. (That could be your business, your marriage, your life, you name it.) We create a customized, comprehensive online questionnaire. The information is then transformed into a data visual, complete with a proprietary seven-view analysis protocol and a series of seven sphere actualizations.

We take care of the complicated parts. You see the straightforward results. That's the beauty of it.

In practical terms ...

The Spherit system helps you deal with multiple things in complex situations. It takes the emotion out of it. You can see patterns, you can see trends, you can see the match and gap in views of multiple participants.

You can finally see the forest and the trees.