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Mental Models Revealed: Why You Should Not Only Rely On Them And What To Do Instead
Do you find it increasingly difficult to step out of your comfort zone or think outside of the box?
Do you constantly question your decision making?
Or do you want to become more flexible and open-minded in all areas of your life?
If you answered yes to any of the questions above, this guide will change your life for the better. Are you ready to begin?
Mental models are natural and help us make decisions, assess situations, and conserve our energy.
But sometimes those models turn into a trap that hurts your mental game, rather than helps it.
Our beliefs, ideas, values, perceptions, and experiences change over time, so shouldn’t the structures in our mind also evolve?
This guide teaches you how to utilize those mental models when it is appropriate but question when and how you use them when they trap you in.
It’s time to break apart and rebuild the maps you have created in your mind.
Based on psychological research, this guide reveals the different ways we think, such as emotionally, analytically, and logically, and it teaches you how to use each mindset when making decisions.
Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky’s 1973 research on “Judgement Under Biases and Heuristics” through the Oregon Research Institute provides foundational evidence for us.
They show how mental models interfere with humans’ ability to gather new information and build patterns of thought, making it difficult to assess new problems and decisions.
With this guide, you’ll
Concrete strategies, broken into steps, for how to break apart the maps and structures in your mindThe triggers and signs for when mental models are engaging and trapping youWhy your prejudices and stereotypes are hurting you more than you thinkThe absolute worst thing you are doing that is stopping your open-mindednessThe tools you need to up your game and be more successful at workHow to stop limiting yourself and try new things without fear!Why your confidence may actually be hurting your work and social life, and how to take it to the next level!How to feel great about your decision-making process so you don’t live with regret!Just like your body changes and you learn to care for it over time, does it not make sense to grow and develop your decision-making skills and mental game too?
Imagine how the rest of your life will wildly improve and change once you free yourself from the out-of-date structures of your mind!
Start your journey now, towards owning your life and your decisions by clicking “Add to Cart” now!
Do you constantly question your decision making?
Or do you want to become more flexible and open-minded in all areas of your life?
If you answered yes to any of the questions above, this guide will change your life for the better. Are you ready to begin?
Mental models are natural and help us make decisions, assess situations, and conserve our energy.
But sometimes those models turn into a trap that hurts your mental game, rather than helps it.
Our beliefs, ideas, values, perceptions, and experiences change over time, so shouldn’t the structures in our mind also evolve?
This guide teaches you how to utilize those mental models when it is appropriate but question when and how you use them when they trap you in.
It’s time to break apart and rebuild the maps you have created in your mind.
Based on psychological research, this guide reveals the different ways we think, such as emotionally, analytically, and logically, and it teaches you how to use each mindset when making decisions.
Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky’s 1973 research on “Judgement Under Biases and Heuristics” through the Oregon Research Institute provides foundational evidence for us.
They show how mental models interfere with humans’ ability to gather new information and build patterns of thought, making it difficult to assess new problems and decisions.
With this guide, you’ll
Concrete strategies, broken into steps, for how to break apart the maps and structures in your mindThe triggers and signs for when mental models are engaging and trapping youWhy your prejudices and stereotypes are hurting you more than you thinkThe absolute worst thing you are doing that is stopping your open-mindednessThe tools you need to up your game and be more successful at workHow to stop limiting yourself and try new things without fear!Why your confidence may actually be hurting your work and social life, and how to take it to the next level!How to feel great about your decision-making process so you don’t live with regret!Just like your body changes and you learn to care for it over time, does it not make sense to grow and develop your decision-making skills and mental game too?
Imagine how the rest of your life will wildly improve and change once you free yourself from the out-of-date structures of your mind!
Start your journey now, towards owning your life and your decisions by clicking “Add to Cart” now!
160 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 5, 2019
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March 23, 2020
Not Quite as Billed
This book is not truly about mental models, despite what the title and subtitle states. Rather, the bulk of the book seems to look at reasons why reasoning fails, like mental traps, biases, and fallacies. The author just touches on mental models a little in the beginning. His basic opinion is that they are not to be trusted because of the issues I just mentioned (along with a few others). But I didn't really feel like he drew the parallel between the concept of mental model and the failings of reasoning. I didn't feel like the other information in the book truly reflected what this book should have in it based on its title and subtitle. I hate when a book fails to deliver on its promise. Given that the author is not a fan of mental models and suggests that he will offer an alternative, I have to admit that I didn't really see that addressed in the book. If you're looking for a book on any of these kinds of topics—mental models, biases, and fallacies—you would probably find a better book out there.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
This book is not truly about mental models, despite what the title and subtitle states. Rather, the bulk of the book seems to look at reasons why reasoning fails, like mental traps, biases, and fallacies. The author just touches on mental models a little in the beginning. His basic opinion is that they are not to be trusted because of the issues I just mentioned (along with a few others). But I didn't really feel like he drew the parallel between the concept of mental model and the failings of reasoning. I didn't feel like the other information in the book truly reflected what this book should have in it based on its title and subtitle. I hate when a book fails to deliver on its promise. Given that the author is not a fan of mental models and suggests that he will offer an alternative, I have to admit that I didn't really see that addressed in the book. If you're looking for a book on any of these kinds of topics—mental models, biases, and fallacies—you would probably find a better book out there.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
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