Mental models for clearer thinking.
Explore 52 guided journaling templates for daily reflection, decision-making, problem-solving, productivity, business, and wellbeing.
4-What
A simple journaling practice with four guiding prompts.
JournalingWeekly Review
Review your past week and plan the next for maximum productivity, growth, and fulfillment.
JournalingSharma
Track your progress, focus on being benevolent, and make tomorrow better.
JournalingThe 1-1-1 Method
A simple structure and a low time burden journaling practice.
JournalingDaily Review
A structured process for reflecting on the past and planning for the future. Stay focused, measure progress, set goals, and become more self-aware.
ProductivitySpaced Repetition
Improve the efficiency and effectiveness of learning and retaining new information.
ProductivityOne Month. One Week. One Day. One Hour.
Simplify ideas, so you can test them out and make progress faster.
ProductivityAnti-Goals
Clarify the things you don't want to happen, so you can better avoid them.
ProductivityPareto Principle
Maximize the impact of your decisions and tasks by identifying and prioritizing the 20% of inputs that generate 80% of outcomes to maximize impact.
ProductivityAnnual Review
Review your yearly goals, things to celebrate, goals for next year, things to improve, open questions, and highlights, lows, and learnings.
ProductivityBuilding Habits
An easy and proven way to build good habits.
ProductivityMind Priming
Thinking about your goals in the present tense and feeling you already have achieved them helps your subconscious see opportunities and create change faster.
ProductivityBreaking Habits
An easy and proven way to break bad habits.
ProductivityDomino Effect
Think about what task or project you should focus on above everything else to compound your efforts and set off a chain reaction.
ProductivityWhat? So What? Now What?
Reflect on your past experiences, identify lessons learned, and establish future actions.
ProductivityGROW Model
Structured process for setting and achieving goals. Identify where you are now, where you want to be, what options you have to get there, and what actions you will take to make it happen.
ProductivityEliminate, Automate, Delegate
Cut your workload and save time, effort, and money with this simple productivity framework.
ProductivitySelf Check-In
A simple system to keep yourself on track, do necessary course corrections, and achieve your long-term goals.
WellnessOverthinking Antidote
Sort through overwhelming thoughts by breaking them down into feelings, facts, assumptions, and truth.
WellnessLoser Brain, Winner Brain
Reframe your thinking so you can see things in a way that serves you. Useful when you've encountered an unfortunate situation.
WellnessCore Values Assessment
Identify and prioritize your core values to gain greater clarity and direction in your life, helping you make more aligned and fulfilling choices.
WellnessEmotion Audit
Understand why you feel a certain way, reduce the intensity, and find positive sides to the experience. Best done when you feel a strong emotion and want to get clarity and some relief.
WellnessCognitive Journaling
Reframe cognitive responses to events and emotions. Based on cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) techniques.
WellnessIkigai
Find your purpose by thinking about what you love, what you're good at, can get paid for, and what makes the world a better place.
WellnessEnergy Audit
Assess your current energy levels and develop strategies to increase the level of each of your four types of energy.
WellnessLife Categories
Reflect on the ten main areas of your life. Look at each one's current situation and put together an action plan to improve your life in every way.
WellnessTackling Burnout
Understand what’s really causing your burnout and decide what to change next.
Decision MakingMultiply Your Time
Focus on doing the things today that will give you more time in the future. Think about the urgency, importance, and significance of your decisions.
Decision MakingDecision Survey
Record your mindset after making big decisions so that you can later review your thought process and learn from it once you have results.
Decision MakingInversion
Look at a problem or decision from the opposite point of view. Rather than focusing on achieving success, consider how to avoid failure.
Decision MakingICE Scoring
Make short-term decisions by thinking about the impact, confidence, and easiness of your decisions. Plan and prioritize on the timescale of weeks or months.
Decision MakingSunk Cost Fallacy
Consider whether it's reasonable to continue with an investment or if it is rational to cut losses and move on.
Decision MakingRegret Minimization
Maximize your long-term happiness. Prioritize projects you will most regret not having pursued by the time you're old and looking back at your life.
Decision MakingThinking In Bets
Make better decisions by embracing uncertainty and assessing the quality of your decision-making process.
Decision MakingThe Third Door
Come up with clever and non-obvious ways to achieve a goal that's otherwise difficult to attain using traditional or expected paths.
Decision Making10-10-10 Rule
Evaluate a decision across three time horizons to see its short and long-term impact.
Problem SolvingSix Thinking Hats
Increase clarity around a situation by looking at it from the mindset of optimism, creativity, emotion, logic, caution, and control.
Problem SolvingFirst Principles Thinking
Break down complex problems into first principles and create innovative solutions.
Problem SolvingSocratic Questioning
Disciplined questioning process for critical thinking, used to establish truths, reveal underlying assumptions, and separate knowledge from ignorance.
Problem SolvingCore Problem Analysis
Separate the underlying problem from the symptoms, so you can develop solutions that truly address the root cause, leading to more effective outcomes.
Problem SolvingTheory Of Constraints
Optimize a system by identifying the most limiting factor that stands in the way of achieving a goal. Then improve the constraint until it is no longer the limiting factor.
Problem SolvingOne Level Higher
When dealing with a system, start by identifying the highest level to optimize at. The higher the level you optimize at, typically the greater your return-on-investment.
Problem SolvingMusk's 5 Step Design Process
Rethink assumptions, remove unnecessary complexity, and design smarter solutions. Inspired by Elon Musk’s 5-step problem-solving approach.
BusinessThe Four Kinds of Luck
Increase your chances of being lucky by learning to capture luck instead of waiting around for it.
BusinessSpecific Knowledge
Find your specific knowledge to increase earning potential and escape competition through authenticity.
BusinessWhat Do You Do?
Create a 30 second, 3 minute, and 10 minute pitch about yourself to use in social settings.
BusinessDesign Thinking
Build products that meet the needs of your customers by gaining a deeper understanding of the problems they face.
BusinessThe 4 Hats Of Business
Assess the health of your business and make better decisions by looking at it from the perspective of the artist, operator, owner, and board.
BusinessZero To One
Create something new and valuable rather than simply competing in existing markets.
BusinessBlue Ocean Strategy
Make the competition irrelevant by creating uncontested market space through differentiation.
BusinessChanged Environment
Adjust your mindset to operate in a new and changed environment, so you can not just survive but thrive in a recession.
Journaling7-Day Journaling Challenge
A week long challenge that introduces you to various journaling frameworks.

