General Frameworks

Mental models are cognitive frameworks and internal representations individuals use to interpret the world, make decisions, and solve problems. Shaping perceptions and influencing behavior, mental models are deeply ingrained thought patterns that help individuals navigate complex information and situations based on their beliefs, experiences, and assumptions.

The Pyramid Principle is a communication strategy that structures information in a top-down manner, starting with a key message or conclusion followed by supporting details. This approach ensures clarity and facilitates effective communication by presenting ideas in a logical and hierarchical fashion, resembling an inverted pyramid.

The Rule of 3 involves presenting three reasons to support your argument. This is because people are more likely to remember and be persuaded by three reasons. Additionally, by only presenting three reasons, you force yourself to choose the most important ones.