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Why We Get Into Trouble

Posted on September 24, 2010 by David Loughry

We generally get into trouble because we focus too much on elements. We need a blend of elements, relationships and proximities. If someone has a better, more integrated approach for doing this than the ProxThink framework, I’m all ears.

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