Financial Intelligence explores the key concepts of finance from a manager’s perspective, helping non-financial managers acquire the skills and understanding needed to interpret financial data and make better business decisions.
Decisive offers an insightful analysis of the decision-making process and presents a four-step strategy to overcome biases and make better choices in both personal and professional contexts.
This book explores the dichotomy of black-and-white thinking, its impact on society, and how to navigate a nuanced world.
Black Box Thinking by Matthew Syed explores the importance of learning from failures, contrasting aviation with healthcare.
This book delves into how various professionals deal with risk, from sex workers to big-wave surfers, and applies economic principles to understand their risk management strategies.
Paul Bloom argues that empathy is flawed and proposes rational compassion as a more effective alternative for making moral decisions and guiding action.
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.