Mastering Mental Models

On this episode of Changing Minds, I dive into the world of mental models-powerful frameworks that help us make better decisions and solve problems more effectively. From the insights of Chris Williamson, George Mack, Shane Parrish, Warren Buffett, and Naval Ravikant, to the strategies of Annie Duke and Nassim Nicholas Taleb, we explore a wide range of models that can transform your thinking. Join me as I break down 25 essential mental models that will enhance your understanding and application of key concepts from psychology, economics, and beyond.
0:00 Mastering Mental Models
01:50 Whose Mental Models will we be exploring?
05:11 The First 25 Mental Models
05:53 Affective Realism
08:28 The Law of Contrast
11:15 Doublethink
15:32 The Signal Versus the Noise
17:24 Rational Optimism
19:03 First Principles Thinking
21:44 The Law of Causes and Effect.
24:02 The Notion of Leverage
26:10 Antifragility
27:22 Zero Based Thinking
28:35 Forcing Functions
33:47 The Law of Motivational Beliefs
35:36 Blue Ocean Thinking
38:26 Reflexivity
39:18 Inversion
40:54 Agency Math
41:59 Ockham's razor
43:18 Gawdat's Formula for Happiness
45:20 The Law of Reverse Effort
47:03 Meaningful Metrics
50:50 Grit versus Quit
52:08 Narcissism Razor
53:03 Friction Reduction
54:55 Emotional Blindness Triggers
58:00 The Notion of Compounding
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"If you're a positive person all the time, you'll be quite boring, if you're a negative person all the time you'll be quite annoying. When you're both positive and negative at the same time, that makes you an interesting human. Be that as it may, in the pursuit of freedom from existential suffering a quietmind is the best tool. A positive mind and a negative mind are still the same turbulent mind. What we want is a quiet mind that can listen to the wisdom of the universe."

[@YT-Viewer]

I learned NLP from the NLP Center in New York, and I have to say that what I learned covers what is in these books. Makes me realize how comprehensive NLP really is.

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thank you 2:46

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I’m new to Nlp , how can I get deeper into this learning?

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