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Fingertips Feeling mental-model
Fingertips Feeling is tacit pattern recognition earned through repeated practice in a real domain: judgment arrives before conscious reasoning can reconstruct how it was made.
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OODA Loop mental-model
The OODA Loop turns action into learning: observe reality, orient around what matters, decide, act, and feed the result into the next cycle. In changing conditions, advantage belongs less to the perfect planner than to the person who updates faster.
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Working Memory Limit mechanism
Conscious reasoning has narrow bandwidth: once too many variables must remain active at once, analysis begins losing pieces. Better thinking often comes from reducing, chunking, or externalizing the load rather than exerting more mental effort.
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System 1 vs System 2 mental-model
Fast, automatic System 1 often reaches a conclusion before deliberate System 2 arrives; System 2 may then defend that conclusion instead of independently testing it. Better judgment comes from recognizing when intuition contains useful compiled experience and when the problem needs effortful scrutiny.
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Validity of Intuition principle
Intuition is reliable only inside domains with learnable, stable patterns and after enough relevant practice to absorb them. Change the domain or its underlying patterns, and yesterday’s instinct can become today’s error.
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Delegate to Domain Expertise principle
Give the decision right to whoever has the strongest current feel for the specific problem—not automatically whoever has the most years or seniority. Relevant tacit expertise, rather than rank, is what matters.
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Make Smaller Circles mental-model
Build expertise by shrinking the field until feedback becomes legible, mastering that small circle, and only then widening it. Intuition becomes trustworthy layer by layer; complexity introduced too early rehearses confusion.
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Circle of Competence mental-model
Circle of Competence means knowing which judgments your experience actually supports—and which it does not—then enlarging that territory through small adjacent experiments rather than unsupported confidence.
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