MOCs allow for flexible idea rearrangement because you can map the same bits of information in completely different ways.
Take a second to unpack what’s going on here. This highlights a profound but under-appreciated aspect of MOCs.
MOCs allow for limitless interpretations. The only limit is your imagination.
Check out (3) extra MOCs below. They all use the exact same 19 concepts, but for different purposes. This type of awesome relational/positional thinking doesn’t happen with a rigid table of contents.
Concepts by category
These are random categories that I chose because they make sense to me. Yours might be entirely different; and yet we both profit immensely from the exercise.
For Strategy
For Improvement
Natural Selection
Finding Balance
Dealing with Aggression
For Expanding Perspective
Concepts by different categories
Goal-Oriented, Fairly Actionable and Practical Concepts
Thinking Oriented
Heavyweight Concepts
Other Mind-Jostling Concepts
Unsorted
Concepts by A-Z sorting
A-Z manual lists are usually a waste of time because they will just become outdated. Just useconcept instead.
- Aikido
- Antifragility
- Cause and Effect
- Munger’s Mental Models
- Refraction Thinking
- Flow
- Forcing Function
- Hormesis
- The Id
- Levels of Magnification
- Lindy Effect
- Natural Selection
- No-Face
- OODA Loop
- Reps
- Rubik’s Cube
- Seasons
- Shadow Clone
- Synthesis
- Yin and Yang