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Frameworks

Published Oct 12, 2024
Updated Nov 18, 2024
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Frameworks - How you think

Here's a streamlined table of mental frameworks:

FrameworkDescription
First Principles ThinkingBreak complex problems into basic elements and rebuild from scratch
Second-Order ThinkingConsider the cascading consequences beyond immediate effects
Inversion PrincipleSolve problems backwards by identifying what could go wrong
Occam's RazorChoose the simplest explanation among competing hypotheses
Pareto PrincipleRecognize that 80% of results come from 20% of efforts
Scientific MethodTest hypotheses through systematic observation and experimentation
AnchoringInitial information disproportionately influences subsequent judgments
Loss AversionPeople feel losses more intensely than equivalent gains
Commitment BiasWe tend to remain consistent with past actions and beliefs
Hard Choice ModelEvaluate decisions based on comparison difficulty and impact level
Regret MinimizationMake choices by imagining what your future self would regret least
CompoundingSmall, consistent actions accumulate into significant results over time
Environment DesignStructure your surroundings to support desired behaviors and thoughts