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Thought Models for Leadership

Use the Mental Techniques of the World´s Greatest and Richest to Make Better Decisions, Improve your

Jonathan Slane
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Pages
131
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Jonathan Slane

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Are you ambitious and you want to improve career trajectory?

You wonder how some managers and leaders can take decisions in a split-second?

Or you want to improve your productivity and efficiency to get more done in less time? Then keep reading... Scientists have been breaking their heads for ages to discover essential differences between the average Joe and a Billionaires or Great Leaders. In the last 50 years a lot of practical research has been performed. From brain activity scans while people are making decisions (see page 16) to research in selective perception at the Universities of Princeton and Dartmouth (see page 41). Although every person is unique, successful people use the same thinking models, productivity hacks and decision-making techniques. All these skills are acquired, learned and improved during life.

In 'Thought Models for Leadership' you'll discover: Negotiation Principles, essential to become successful as a leader (page 117) Replicate this foundational thought model used by both Charlie Munger (billionaire business partner of Warren Buffet) and Elon Musk (CEO of Tesla and SpaceX), to create new and original opportunities for your company and yourself in existing situations (page ) What you, as a leader, can learn from this Harvard University test with a gorilla. Miss this, and your leadership capability will never grow to it's full potential (page 42) Discover 7 ways to apply this thinking model, used by the ancient Greeks and Romans and later by Albert Einstein to... (page 61) Learn which thinking model Ray Dalio, now Billionaire investor, started applying from a young age onwards. Apply this to become a great leader as well (page 67)10 essential components to boost your leadership career (page )7 ways to stop ' Problem Repeater inside your head at night' so you can prevent overthinking the same problem over-and-over again at wrong place and at the wrong time. (page 84) 16 Thought Models to make better and more effective decisions as a leader (page 90) 12 Mental Models used by Jeff Bezos (Founder of Amazon) and other successful business leaders in running their businesses (page 98) And much, much more. Maybe you're wondering if these leaders and billionaires were born with special gifts. Scientists discovered the behavior, communication and thinking patterns are learned and improved during the life of these leaders and millionaires, and they can be modeled without having the IQ of Einstein.

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