Mental models

By

Filip Stollar

Mental models are now part of Notionery, a marketplace for Notion templates

Mental models are methods that are great in giving you rules of thumb for how to perceive the world and make decisions. In the short term, they are extremely useful to help you fight decision fatigue, think and act fast. Over time, they can help you make tweaks to your mind so that you repeatedly make good decisions, improve your outcomes and receive compounding returns. The hard part is not discovering a helpful mental model, it's applying it to your day-to-day life. So why not make it easier? 

Notionery is our take on translating abstract mental models into practical exercises that you can apply in your everyday life. Every Notion page in this pack captures one mental model - it explains when the mental model is relevant, how it works and how to use it. You can simply clone the Notion page and follow the structure of the worksheet to apply the mental model to your specific situation and drive better outcomes. 

More info and FAQ at https://www.notionery.com/

Notionery pack includes 14 mental models and frameworks:

• ICE (Impact, Confidence, Ease)
• Eisenhower matrix
• Theory of constraints
• Story arc
• Second and third-order thinking
• Nonviolent communication
• Regret minimization framework
• First principles thinking
• Tiny habits
• BHAG (Big, Hairy, Audacious Goals)
• Decision matrix
• Hard choice matrix
• Inversion model
• Local or global