Mental Models

A Collection of Thinking Tools Helping You to Manage Productivity, Thinking in Systems, to Improve Your Day-to-Day Decision-Making, Problem-Solving and Logical Analysis Skills

By: David Drive

Narrated by: Jeff Bower

Length: 3 hrs and 12 mins

Publisher's summary

Are you tired of always feeling like you work all the time but you never get things done?

Do you feel like decision-making takes forever?

You have to know that there is a shortcut that could make decisions easier, help you manage your time, and get things done. If you are curious, then keep listening...

You tried to listen to the different opinions. You tried to follow the advice of your favorite YouTubers on how to be more productive. You bought low-cost courses which promise exceptional results in short time, but these results still have not been seen.

Here’s the deal: This audiobook is the tool that you need because it contains the protocol that will teach you to manage your time, make better decisions, and parent in a more loving and considerate way.

This guide is going to teach you what mental models are all about, why they are so beneficial to your life, and how you can use them in any situation to save time, make the right decisions for you quickly, and even increase the amount of happiness that you want in your life.

You will learn:

• The immeasurable power mental models can have on our life
• The top ten mental models you can use in almost any situation
• The best mental model to help you with running a business
• Ways you can use mental models to improve your parenting
• The two strategies that help critical thinkers and educators
• Seven case studies to show how mental models are useful to improve your life

Even if you are just a beginner but want to deepen how to improve your life, this audiobook will give you all the tools you need to get started to do it. How? Through the practical content inspired by a smarter and faster way of thinking for problems to be solved and decisions to be taken.

©2019 David Drive (P)2019 David Drive

Narration is very poor

I was hoping for something much more in-depth. BUT that's not the main reason for the low score, its the narrator. As he speaks his pitch starts strong and when he finishes a paragraph, he drops off to an almost inaudible hearing range. More than a few times i found myself saying out loud "WHAT?" i exchanged this.

Don’t buy this.

Oversimplifying, this book is an oversimplification of the human condition, an oversimplification of the human enterprise, and an oversimplification of the human mind.

This book is not about mental models, this is about tips and tricks and hacks.

If over a period of time you’ve been curious about the concept of mental models, you’ve already heard of or read about the contents of this book.

You could have written this book, but you have self-effacement, modesty and humility, and for you it would be intellectually dishonest.

Very happy to have listen this .

I would suggest this book to anyone that wants to build or complement a decision-making toolbox. Some of the models project and watch each other, which, in my mind, helps strengthen the learning of each principle.

Mehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Was really excited to dig into this because it sounded as if there were going to be deep dives into models and how to use them but it turned out to just be a lot of common sense and surface stuff.

Really useful information!

This is a great book that takes some problematic ideas and distills them to their essence. Need the basics, and this book delivers on that. Many good ones are chosen and illustrated with easy to follow examples.

It's a very cool way of think.

He reviewed each model thoroughly, gave an example, and went on. The book was well creative, so I get many of the principles.