1, starting from dialectics, the most basic thinking frame is dialectics, while starting from dialectics of nature, there is a concept in dialectics called category, a pair of categories is a basic thinking frame, and the unity of opposites of a pair of concepts is actually an exercise in closed thinking habits (frame system thinking is comprehensive and closed thinking). For example, if the earth has only two poles from a one-dimensional perspective, then from a two-dimensional perspective, the earth has four poles, as well as Mount Everest and the deepest trench. If we expand further, there will be a starting point in time. For example, the army is divided into land, sea and air, and its services include pre-sales and after-sales. Gender includes men, women, men and women, and it is also like a thing. What's inside and what's outside? It is more comprehensive to combine the two aspects.

2. Starting from concepts, such as the thinking framework of marketing, starting from a thorough understanding of what is a brand, what is creativity and what is positioning, multiple concepts are related to form a relatively complete thinking framework. One way of thinking is concept-oriented and the other is process-oriented. For example, having a lot of money does not necessarily mean happiness. This kind of thinking is actually meaningless, because there is no in-depth thinking about what happiness is. Thinking based on in-depth conceptual understanding is valuable. For another example, I often meet some general people: marketing is to meet customer needs. This seemingly correct argument actually reflects weak and superficial thinking. I now find that the development of human rational cognition, or the extension of cognition, depends on the relationship between concept and logic. Starting from a problem that bothers you, pay more attention to strange or vague new concepts, be sure to think thoroughly and rigorously, and then try to interpret old concepts and understand things with logic based on new concepts, and you will find that things that were difficult to understand before become easy to understand. Developing a new concept is like lighting an extra lamp in a dark cave.

3. From the side of the mountain, a frame only represents one angle and cognition. The same problem can be closer to the truth if viewed from different frameworks and angles. We often see that the conclusions drawn from the two angles of thinking are quite different, or even diametrically opposite.

4. Overcome the inertia of thinking, get to the bottom of it, constantly assume and constantly deny yourself. Even if you have formed your own relatively complete thinking framework, you can't think that you can eat all over the world, constantly digest new ideas and deny old ones.

5. Starting with examples, learn the basic theoretical framework of jurisprudence, understand what legal thinking is, learn basic programming language, understand how software thinks, learn basic finance, and understand how financial practitioners view the world. You may not be a lawyer or a programmer, but it is a way of thinking, a frame of thinking and a window to know the world, so you can see different scenery.

6. Another important and basic point is to form the habit of classified thinking. How many classes can your classmates be divided into? How many kinds of vehicles can be classified? How are the books in the library classified? How are the books in the bookstore classified? Why is it different? Different bookstores classify books in different ways, which is a very important and basic frame thinking. The more angles you classify things, the more likely you are to be close to the truth. You need to practice the habit of classified thinking and classify things from multiple angles.