1. Diagnosis

The value of a diagnosis is measured first and foremost by the number of people who endorse it. Indeed, its primary objective is to mobilize an audience that will endorse its recommendations and encourage their implementation. This means that two attributes of this approach must be fulfilled.

• The first is to present a shared observation.

  To achieve this, we need to focus not on the factors that make up the current Construction, but rather on the nature of the context in which it operates. Such an attitude may seem strange, but what's important is to understand what motivates its configuration, since it is necessarily the result of a response to different requirements. Bringing these explanatory parameters to light can then form the basis of a new, more appropriate response than the routines found in habitual practice....