Your success in life is directly related to your ability to think clearly, analytically, and to solve problems as they arise. Although these may seem like separate concepts, they are interrelated. Working on one mental skill is often futile without simultaneously working on an entire mental model to improve the way you think. It may seem impossible to significantly change the way you think, but with just a few simple methods and strategies revealed in this book, you too can become a clearer thinker, a better decision maker, and truly live your best life!How would your life improve if you had an improved model for thinking clearly, analyzing situations, and solving problems?With this guide you will be armed with the fundamental knowledge you need to make the personal changes you have wanted to make for years but thought were impossible.Here is a preview of what you will learn in this guide: Chapter 1: What are Mental Models? Mental models as camera lenses How we form mental models Benefits of mental models Chapter 2: Mental Models For Making Decisions #1: Inversion #2: Second-order thinking #3: Pareto Efficiency #4: Crowdsourcing #5. The Eisenhower Matrix #6: Probabilistic Thinking #7: Paradox of Choice #8: Reversible vs. Irreversible Chapter 3: Mental Models For Seeing Things More Clearly #1: Circle of Competence #2: The "Why" Model #3: The Socratic Questioning technique #4: Filter Bubbles #5: Thought Experiment #6: The Idea Maze #7: Causal Loop #8. Sturgeon's Law Chapter 4: Mental Models For Better Problem-Solving #1: Parkinson's Law #2: First Principles #3: The Map is not the Territory #4: Occam's Razor #5: Theory of Constraints #6: The Law of the Instrument #7. Illusion of Validity Chapter 5: Mental Models for Relationships #1: Adaptation #2: Hanlon's Razor #3: The 80/20 Rule #4. Empathy #5. The Third Story #6. Opportunity Costs #7. Velocity Chapter 6: Mental Models For More Positive Thinking #1. The Pratfall Effect #2. Entropy #3. The Spotlight Effect #4. The Pygmalion Effect #5. The Looking-Glass Self #6. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs #7. The "Do Something" Principle Chapter 7: Other Mental Model Resources Poor Charlie's Alamanck Seeking Wisdom: From Darwin to Munger The Art of Thinking Clearly Thinking, Fast and Slow You Are Not So Smart & You Are Now Less Dumb The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People Mental Models: 30 Thinking Tools (Mental Models For Better Living Book 1) Farnam Street (FS) James Clear Conclusion And so much more! Even if you have no knowledge of mental models or have never even heard of the concept, with this guide in your hands that will not be a barrier for you to use these powerful methods and techniques. Invest in yourself and live your best life when you grab this guide now!