We all use mental models every day, but being more conscious of our models can help us improve our thinking and decisions. The post Mental Models: The Key to Better Thinking & Decisions appeared first on Sketchy Ideas.
the 5 Whys technique is a tool for effective problem-solving. Instead of solving surface level issues, this technique gets to the roots. The post The Power of the 5 Whys Technique: A Journey to Root Cause Analysis appeared first on Sketchy Ideas.
Unlock the power of Hanlon's Razor and discover how embracing simplicity can unveil truth in human interactions. Learn practical strategies to foster empathy, enhance communication, and minimize conflicts. The post Hanlon’s Razor: reduce stress and b...
What is probabilistic thinking? find our and unlock the key to making informed decisions in an uncertain world. The post Probabilistic Thinking: How to Make Better Decisions in an Uncertain World appeared first on Sketchy Ideas.
Learn about the powerful mental model of Occam's Razor and how it can help you make more efficient and accurate decisions. Discover how to eliminate unnecessary complexity and hone in on the simplest explanation possible. The post Occam’s Razor: The...
Discover how adopting the powerful mental model of second order thinking can help you make better decisions, avoid unintended negative consequences, and identify hidden opportunities. The post The Power of Second Order Thinking: Making Better Decisio...
Some problems feel impossible to solve, but the inversion mental model can help you get unblocked. The post How inversion can help you solve problems where you have no idea how to start appeared first on Sketchy Ideas.
The shape of your canvas matters. During the last 6 months, I’ve experimented with 3 sketchnote notebooks as I looked for the perfect canvas for my ideas. Square, vertical, and horizontal layouts each have unique strengths and weaknesses when it come...
So many problems arise from people thinking they know something or are good at a skill, when really they aren't. This mental model can help avoid those issues. The post The Circle of Competence: A Mental Model to Avoid Mistakes appeared first on Ske...
Most sketchnoters only draw simple icons to represent ideas. While there's nothing wrong with that, getting abstract brings 3 benefits. The post 3 Reasons Abstract Sketchnote Icons Are Better Than Obvious Ones appeared first on Sketchy Ideas.