This book champions the ‘scout mindset,’ an approach to thinking that prioritizes truth over ego. It explores cognitive biases, reasons for self-deception, and strategies for more clear-sighted decision making.
Keith J. Cunningham’s ‘The Road Less Stupid’ offers strategic business advice and cognitive tools to avoid common pitfalls and make smarter decisions. It emphasizes the importance of thinking time and disciplined reflection.
The Family Firm’ explores the idea of parents using business principles to make informed decisions about managing their family and raising children.
Steven Pinker explores the concept of rationality, dissecting its scientific underpinnings and its vital role in critical thinking, decision-making, and the pursuit of truth.
One Decision offers insight into how making a single, strategic decision can transform your life, highlighting the power of choice and intention.
Nonsense explores how uncertainty enhances creativity, empathy, and decision-making, challenging the need for definitive answers in life.
Noise explores the various forms noise can infiltrate judgments and decisions in many fields, leading to errors and inaccuracies.
This book delves into the cognitive biases and irrational behaviors that impact decision-making. It offers insights into how to recognize and counteract these biases to make better choices.
This book explores how individual preferences are shaped in the modern world, where choices are vast and decision-making can be complex.