The Art Of Thinking Clearly

An eye-opening look at human reasoning

Did you know that 84% of Frenchmen think they’re above-average lovers? That’s kind of…impossible.

Are you aware that most crosswalk- and elevator door buttons don’t do anything?

Have you considered that bringing your prettiest friend to the club with you is why you don’t get any attention?

See, that’s the thing about humans: We think we have more of a hand in our lives’ events than we actually do. You might think you’re good at being rational or assessing your own abilities. But you fall prey to fallacies and biases, too.

Your brain is evolutionarily wired with shortcut ways to help you survive. Unfortunately, these psychological tendencies don’t serve us well now that we don’t have to avoid being eaten by a lion every day.

In this book, author dives deep into many common psychological biases. With specific examples of these thought patterns, and ways to overcome them, this book is both entertaining and informative. No matter how smart you think you are, this will shed light on some of the weak points in your thinking and make you wiser.

Here are the 3 most interesting psychology lessons from this book:

You have much less control over the world than you think.

We’re not great at determining value because we mostly use availability and bad comparisons to do it.

Decision-making reduces your strength of will, especially when you have too many options to choose from.

Are you ready to learn how to challenge your inner thought patterns for a healthier mind? Let’s begin!