Link the components of the analytics mindset with the components of the AMPS model.

The Analytics Mindset involves three key components: a questioning attitude, a data-driven approach, and a problem-solving orientation.

1. A questioning attitude: This is about being curious and always asking "why?" This aligns with the "Assess" component of the AMPS model, where you assess the situation and ask questions to understand the problem.

2. A data-driven approach: This involves using data to inform decisions. This aligns with the "Measure" component of the AMPS model, where you measure and collect data to understand the problem and make informed decisions.

3. A problem-solving orientation: This is about being solution-focused and using analytical tools to solve problems. This aligns with the "Propose" and "Solve" components of the AMPS model. In the "Propose" stage, you propose solutions based on the data you've collected and analyzed. In the "Solve" stage, you implement the solution and solve the problem.

So, in summary, the components of the analytics mindset and the AMPS model are linked as follows: A questioning attitude aligns with Assess, a data-driven approach aligns with Measure, and a problem-solving orientation aligns with Propose and Solve.