be in a state of excitement
See how the word &quot;frame&quot; is used in this Scrapbox
 - <a href="/en/Framework%20created%20in%20the%20past">Framework created in the past</a>
 - <a href="/en/Existing%20framework">Existing framework</a>
 - Framework of ideas and actions already in place see: <a href="/en/double-loop%20learning">double-loop learning</a>.
 - <a href="/en/comfort%20zone">comfort zone</a>
 - Destroy [Assumed frame of mind
 - <a href="/en/Framing%20by%20Assumptions">Framing by Assumptions</a>
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<li>Existing <a href="/en/Widely%20known%20framework">Widely known framework</a>.
 - <a href="/en/red%20ocean">red ocean</a> leading to #Blue Ocean Strategy<ul>
<li><a href="/en/framework">framework</a></li>
<li>By creating a framework, the desire to fill it in, and the prepared questions encourage verbalization.</li>
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A formless object is compared to a physical frame # even if it is not a formless object.
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