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Think more clearly

Better decisions, fewer blind spots. 10 books, 193 bytes, about 2 hr 9 min of reading in total.

Enrol to add these 10 books to your reading plan. Finish every book, reaching its last slide, to complete the goal. Read them in any order.

  1. Book 1 of 10 · 42 bytes

    Thinking, Fast and Slow

    by Daniel Kahneman

    Why smart people make predictable mistakes, and how to catch your own before they cost you.

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  2. Book 2 of 10 · 16 bytes

    The Art of Thinking Clearly

    by Rolf Dobelli

    16 key learnings on common thinking errors and how to avoid them.

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  3. Book 3 of 10 · 23 bytes

    Thinking in Bets

    by Annie Duke

    23 key learnings from a former poker champion on making smarter decisions when you can’t know everything.

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  4. Book 4 of 10 · 16 bytes

    The Scout Mindset

    by Julia Galef

    16 key learnings on why some people see things clearly and others don't.

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  5. Book 5 of 10 · 16 bytes

    Think Again

    by Adam Grant

    16 key learnings on the power of knowing what you don't know, and rethinking.

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  6. Book 6 of 10 · 16 bytes

    Superforecasting

    by Philip E. Tetlock and Dan Gardner

    16 key learnings on the art and science of prediction.

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  7. Book 7 of 10 · 16 bytes

    Noise

    by Daniel Kahneman, Olivier Sibony and Cass R. Sunstein

    16 key learnings on the unwanted variability in human judgment, and how to reduce it.

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  8. Book 8 of 10 · 16 bytes

    Predictably Irrational

    by Dan Ariely

    16 key learnings on the hidden forces that shape our decisions in predictable ways.

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  9. Book 9 of 10 · 16 bytes

    Mistakes Were Made (But Not by Me)

    by Carol Tavris and Elliot Aronson

    16 key learnings on why we justify foolish beliefs, bad decisions and hurtful acts.

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  10. Book 10 of 10 · 16 bytes

    Thinking in Systems

    by Donella H. Meadows

    16 key learnings on how systems behave, and where to intervene.

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Disclaimer: The books summarised here are the intellectual property of their respective authors and publishers, and I claim no rights in them. These bytes are original summaries written in my own words for educational purposes, with no commercial intent, and are intended as fair dealing for private study, criticism and review under Section 52 of the Indian Copyright Act, 1957.