Which car should I buy? How can I motivate myself or my team? Why do people desire what they don't need? When is it time for a change? Why is it good to have a limited choice? Am I living in the present? Why do people smoke even though it's unhealthy? This book has helped answer these and many other questions for a million people in 27 different countries. It consists of fifty graphic models and their brief descriptions. The authors themselves say that the models simplify important components of reality. With the help of images, they illustrate what can be difficult to express in words. However, do not look for answers in them. You will find them only after you try the model yourself. The authors use both famous and completely unknown decision-making models. Thus, the book provides accessible stimuli for various aspects of decision-making and successful living in general. And a small guide: If you enjoy the trial-and-error method, it's best to start with the section 'How to Improve Yourself' or 'How to Improve Others.' If you are the type who first studies a certain theory and then acts according to it, we recommend starting with the chapter 'How to Understand Yourself Better' or 'How to Understand Others Better.'
