Attractiveness Principle

It's relatively well understood that you can't be all things to all people. Somewhere one has to make choices. An Attractiveness Principle structure is essentially a Limits to Growth structure with multiple limits, all of which can not be addressed equally.

The Reinforcing Loop that drives this structure consists of a growing action which produces results. These results then foster even more growing action.

The results produced is an element of two Balancing Loops, which in time inhibit further results. As results interacts with limiting factor 1 it adds to slowing action 1, and at the same time results also interacts with limiting factor 2 to add to slowing action 2. Slowing action 1 and slowing action 2 both add to the total slowing action. In time the total slowing action will subtract from results thus inhibiting further results.

Managing the Structure

A strong offense is the most effective defense. Being aware that there is a growth situation in effect should induce the insightful to look for limiting factors because they have to come into play sooner or later. Once limiting factors are identified steps should be taken to inhibit the limiting factors before they inhibit results.
It is often the case that all the limiting factors cannot be addressed. When this is the case one must decide which ones to inhibit and which ones to live with.

Additional Concerns

It is generally the case that limiting factors do not come into play at the same levels of results. As such one needs to be concerned with the timing of the limiting factors. It makes little sense to inhibit limiting factors before they are about to act as limiting factors.