**Munger argues that consciously developing and applying a _Latticework of Mental Models_ will empower you to see each problem through a variety of lenses and possible options. It's the difference between solving problems with a single hammer, versus solving them with a dynamic and expansive cognitive toolkit.** - MULTIPLE DISCIPLINES - DYNAMIC CONNECTIONS - MAP vs TERRITORY - Apply simple criteria to which mental models you use. When selecting mental models to include into your own latticework, consider whether they support you to better understand yourself and/or the world around you, so you might better effective and impactful action. - Collect mental models from diverse domains. Research a broad range of industries to identify mental models that can be integrated into your area of work or focus. - Make connections between mental models. Rather than holding siloed mental models in your mind, consider how they interact, connect and complement one another. - Consider using ModelThinkers to develop your latticework. You don’t have to use ModelThinkers to develop a latticework of mental models but if you choose to sign up with us to quickly explore, capture, learn and apply your latticework of mental models then be sure to get your value from us with these tips. - Use the Choose Mental Models tool. The canvas, below, will help you to identify high-value areas where new mental models can make the biggest impact on your work and life. It also provides a simple framework to begin to embed using your chosen models. ![[Screenshot 2023-09-26 at 7.51.47 PM.png]]