10. Mental Models and Strategic Clarity: A Conversation with Juan Carlos, Creator of the Re:Mind Deck

How do we think more clearly in a noisy world?

In this episode of The Intuition Strategist Podcast, I’m joined by Juan Carlos, creator of the Re:Mind Deck — a powerful 100-card mental model system that helps you make better decisions, think more clearly, and focus on what matters. Juan Carlos shares his journey from LA filmmaker and health tech innovator to desert-dwelling clarity seeker and deck creator.

We discuss:

* The power of physical tools for thinking in a digital world

* How mental models help break limiting beliefs and cognitive bias

* The intersection of intuition, logic, and strategic clarity

* What it really means to trust the process when you're building something from scratch

* The magic (and practicality) of structured card pulls — both corporate and cognitive

We also do a Corporate Tarot Cards® reading for Juan Carlos live on air, revealing insights about priority, trust, and growth as he launches his Kickstarter campaign.

Whether you’re a strategy-minded leader, a fellow creator, or just curious how to think better in uncertain times, this one’s for you.

Resources & Links:

* 🌵 Learn more about Juan Carlos and the Re:Mind Deck: readjuancarlos.com

* 🧠 Follow @readJuanCarlos on social: LinkedIn & Instagram

* 📦 Support the Re:Mind Deck Kickstarter: Become a backer!

* 🔮 Explore Intuition Strategy and Corporate Tarot Cards®: intuitionstrategist.com

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