Mental models are cognitive frameworks that help us interpret and navigate the world around us. They are internal representations shaped by our experiences and beliefs, allowing us to simplify reality and make decisions more effectively. By drawing on these models, we can better predict outcomes and respond to situations, enhancing personal decision-making and improving communication with others.
Sometimes, you can find yourself stuck when making important decisions. But it’s crucial to remember that you have the power to shift your mindset and approach things differently.
We must approach decision-making carefully and consider all relevant factors and potential outcomes to make informed and sound choices. But that is easier said than done. How can we know which decisions to make and which ones to avoid?
Human beings are biased by nature. Each of us forms opinions about the world based on the experiences we’ve had and the backgrounds we come from. While bias itself is not inherently bad, it’s...
Psychologist Jeremy E. Sherman Ph.D. suggests that being indecisive in life can be a hindrance. An inability to make decisions leads to missed opportunities and potential failure in our goals. Decisions are, of course,...
