Marius Horga

🧵 I built a thinking OS to help you stop overthinking and start acting. It’s called Think In Loops — and for the first time, it’s available to the public. Here’s what’s inside and why it matters👇 1/6

Most leaders still think in straight lines. In complex systems, that’s how progress breaks. Linear thinking says: fix the task. Systems thinking says: fix the loop. AI makes those loops visible—so you can lead through structure, not chaos. What’s the toughest decision you’ve…

For years, I thought my wins were random. Different projects. Different goals. Then I saw the pattern: Curiosity → Structure → Execution → Reflection. That loop powered everything — writing, leadership, even AI work. Success isn’t random progress. It’s repeatable patterns.…

Our AI process worked almost too well. Fast predictions. Automated reports. No human touch. The results were accurate — but context was gone. So we added one step: A pause for human interpretation. That boundary turned efficiency back into clarity. Boundaries don’t limit…

I used to double-check everything. Then one day, I didn’t — and the system worked better without me. That’s when I learned: You don’t build systems to control them. You build them to trust them. Leadership and AI both require the same skill — letting the loop do its job.…

Everyone wants clarity. Few accept its cost. Clarity means cutting. Projects. Metrics. Assumptions. In systems thinking, clarity is subtraction — not addition. And in AI, what you remove matters more than what you automate. What’s the toughest decision you’ve had to make in an…

AI doesn’t need its own strategy. It needs to amplify the one you already have. If your system is clear, AI scales your clarity. If it’s messy, AI multiplies the chaos. Start with alignment. Then use AI as leverage — not direction. What’s the toughest decision you’ve had to…

Everything looked consistent. The system worked. The metrics were fine. Except I wasn’t. I’d built loops for performance, not recovery. A system without recovery isn’t sustainable — it’s self-destructive. Now, every process I design includes reflection, reset, and rest.…

The work that built the most leverage never looked fast. Systems. Frameworks. Clarity loops. They took time to show results — but once they did, everything accelerated. Leverage isn’t speed. It’s patience multiplied by clarity. What’s the toughest decision you’ve had to make…

Everything broke that week — deadlines, reports, communication. My instinct? Move faster. The solution? Slow down. I found the real issue wasn’t effort — it was a broken feedback loop. Leadership isn’t firefighting. It’s pattern recognition. Fix the loop, and clarity returns.…

A top AI expert once gave a brilliant presentation — but no one understood it. I reframed it, connected it to outcomes, and suddenly everyone did. That’s when I learned: Explanation transfers knowledge. Framing transfers understanding. Leaders don’t simplify ideas — they…

I used to check every detail. Then I missed a meeting. The project went better without me. That’s when I realized: I wasn’t leading a project. I was leading a system. Systems thinking is clarity that sustains itself. Build loops that don’t depend on you. What’s the toughest…

AI made it easier to create noise. But leadership isn’t about being louder — it’s about creating signal. Your team doesn’t need more information. They need clarity. AI amplifies your message. You define its meaning. What’s the toughest decision you’ve had to make in an…

Most teams talk about AI. Few talk through it. AI isn’t replacing communication — it’s reinforcing it. Machines speed up feedback. Humans create meaning. Leaders connect the two. Clarity scales faster than code. What’s the toughest decision you’ve had to make in an…

I walked into the meeting confident. My plan was solid — until my mentor asked one question: “What’s the real problem you’re trying to solve?” That changed everything. I’d built a great system… for the wrong problem. Feedback isn’t about what’s wrong. It reveals what you…

From the outside, it looked like a pause. New country. Part-time work. No clear direction. But that quiet year built everything. Progress isn’t always loud. Sometimes it compounds quietly — until it looks like overnight success. What’s the toughest decision you’ve had to make…

We built a secure system that looked great on paper. Then came the audit. Every control. Every decision. Every detail tested. The real win? It worked — and it explained itself. Great systems don’t just perform. They prove themselves. What’s the toughest decision you’ve had to…

For years, I thought growth meant climbing higher. Until I realized I wasn’t on my mountain anymore. Every step up cost more energy than it gave back. So I stopped climbing. Not out of failure — out of clarity. Progress isn’t altitude. It’s alignment. What’s the toughest…

When I wrote my first book, I had almost no time. The lack of freedom forced structure. That’s when I learned: Constraints aren’t limits — they’re clarity filters. When everything is stripped away, you finally see what matters most. What’s the toughest decision you’ve had to…

AI leadership has three speeds: 1) Learn fast 2) Decide slow 3) Execute steady Most teams get them backward. Rhythm beats rush every time. What’s your hardest speed to balance? Comment or DM me.

Most leaders start backward. They chase AI tools before understanding their own systems. But no tech fixes unclear thinking. If your process is broken, AI breaks it faster. If it’s clear, AI compounds the results. AI-first = clarity first. What’s the toughest decision you’ve…