Charlie Munger s 100 Mental Models 2 .

Mondo Culture Updated on 2024-01-31

11.Unbalanced thinking model

Apply unbalanced thinking to problem-solving. See the imbalance in the development of things themselves, see the imbalance in different spaces.

12.Non-SR mindset

We should not judge and easily reach a conclusion based on a phenomenon at a shallow level, but should conduct a comprehensive and in-depth analysis to obtain a more comprehensive and structural conclusion.

13.Implicit premise thinking model

Before solving problems, making decisions, and taking actions, think consciously, figure out the reasons behind things, and find key points, so as to solve problems systematically and comprehensively.

14.Breaking the Mind Model

Be consciously aware of the existence of boundaries, try to cross them, seek breakthroughs, step out of your comfort zone, and expand into a wider area.

15.Kahneman's Dual Systems Thinking Model

Thinking Fast and Slow, the human brain has two systems of thinking and decision-making, System 1 and System 2, and System 1 is an intuitive, perceptual and unconscious decision-making systemSystem 2 is a rational, logical and slow decision-making system, and System 1 is the protagonist of our brain, but it is often influenced by internal and external influences to produce various biases.

16.Nine-square grid analytical thinking model

The future development of a thing is not based on a single dimension, it may be a combination of many factors.

17.Heuristic bias thinking model

Humans will simplify complex things, which can reduce thinking, because the mechanism of the human brain is that if you can use no brain, you can not use a brain.

18.Six hats mental model

White hat: information, facts, figures.

Red Hat: Feelings, emotions, intuition.

Black hat: cautious, critical, risky.

Yellow Hat: Value, Benefits Green Hat: Creativity, Change.

Blue Hat: Thinking, Control.

The 6-hat thinking model can be applied to analysis, judgment, and co-ordination.

19.Neumann Mental Model

Dismantle the problem and simplify the complex problem.

20.Three-tier explanatory thinking model

Use the reality layer, the technology layer, the bottom layer, and the three layers of thinking to think, find the underlying logic, directly hit the essence of the problem, and solve the problem.

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