Systems thinking is a way of thinking we use to describe reality. Its patterns and meta-models help to provide the description more concisely, and concepts and relations between them are well defined in theory. But no theory is useful without practice.
We launched our "Systems Thinking Workbook" course for self-practicing systems thinking. The theoretical part of this course, including chapters from the "Systems Self-development", "Introduction to Systems Thinking", and "Systems Thinking" courses, is equipped with table models as a practical part.
You will freely fill up these tables if you are familiar with the systems thinking concepts. To have them in a more practical sense, we propose you describe your work projects while working with these workbook models. The faster you fill the tables for the current project, the easier you implement the models into future projects. The fluency of systems thinking is half the battle of success systems you create.