Think 3

Think 3 is all about understanding complex phenomena using a simple formula. It is a unique book that analyses and presents the best of thoughts, quotes & works of legends across business, history and mythology. It is often said that there is no universal truth and there is no point in trying to search for the ultimate wisdom. Steve Hawking, one of the greatest humans and the most intelligent ever born was perpetually in search of 'Theory of everything' finally gave up one day. Most of us believe that there are no 'Universal Truths' and hence there is no such person who knows everything and all the angles possible but need to have the tolerance to ambiguity in everything. But what if this could be challenged, implying that it is indeed possible to discover a simple formula for easily managing the majority of things we come across?The number 3 is firmly engrained in our lifestyle in many many ways. The Holy Trinity we worship, The 3 great religions, The 3 holy scriptures Bhagavad-Gita, Bible and Quran, The 3 prizes, Gold, Silver and Bronze, that are issued in every game or a competitive eventThe urge to finish at least in the top3 in any sport or studies or in the marketing. Is it that there is something magical about the word 3 or is it that the human being is happy to remember '3' of anything without much difficulty?As we explore this phenomenon more and more, we can discover that understanding the importance of '3' and consciously embedding this knowledge helps us to be much more productive in everyday Personal, Official or Social activities. Let us delve deeper into the 'Magic of Three' and how we can apply to design new solutions as well!In this we discuss Management thinkers Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Simon Sinek, Malcolm Gladwell, Teachings of Chanakya, Ramayana, Mahabharata, Key Business concepts like Business Excellence, Balanced Score Card, Business Model Canvas, Value Proposition and Technology paradigms like Blockchain, Smart Cities, Digital Transformation. We try to understand how complex concepts can be broken down and understood easily.