Mental Models: Improving Productivity, Decision Making Skills and Critical Thinking Mechanism (Mental Training to Improve Focus and S

This book is a guide for minds who thought "truth isn't reality."

Simply put, mental models refer to the way people view or interpret the world around them. Based on the experiences and the societies that we have been raised in, people have varying perceptions and interpretations of this world. The mental models that people have in their minds help them to evaluate what is going on around them and make relevant decisions. Several notable characteristics are evident in a mental model.

Every person faces critical decisions every day as they choose what to do with their lives. So, how do you build on these decisions to become wildly successful like people like Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger, Elon Musk, and Jeff Bezos? These men are not geniuses, and while they do have an incredible work ethic, what lies at the heart of their success is the unique way in which they think. Consider this information is useless unless you can apply it. For example, if a person can list all the counties within a state, it can be cool to show off to friends and a good ice breaker in dating situations. However, it isn't necessarily something that is useful in most situations. It is just a list of facts that doesn't have a true purpose.

This book covers:

• Paradigms Imposed with Habits
• Positive Mindset
• Get Out of Your Box
• Outline of how habits are formed
• Self-Image
• The Key Habit
• Build your stress-relief
• Respect your Commitments to Others
• Positive thinking
• Motivation
• The Magical Power of Error
• The Power to Decide
• Our reputation
• The importance of your Mental Health
• Living 100/100 - the best version of you

This is one book you can walk around with doing anything that interests you without straining. As usual, we normally consider the lowest of our readers in terms of understanding of the book. This means the language used suits almost everyone irrespective of your level of understanding and grasp. It is 99 percent universal.

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