The Art of Thinking Clearly

The Secrets of Perfect Decision-Making

By: Rolf Dobelli

Narrated by: Jonathan Keeble

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This book will change the way you think about decision-making.

If you want to lead a happier, more prosperous life, you don't need shiny gadgets, complicated ideas or frantic activity.
You just need to make better choices.

From why you should not accept a free drink to why you should keep a diary, from dealing with a personal problem to negotiating at work, The Art of Thinking Clearly is a simple, straightforward and always surprising guide to a better, smarter you.

Making better choices will transform your life
at work,
at home,
forever.

'A treat - highly relevant, scientifically grounded and beautifully written'
Claudio Feser, Senior Partner, McKinsey

'Intelligent, informative and witty'
Christoph Franz, former Lufthansa CEO

PRAISE FOR ROLF DOBELLI

'Dobelli has a gift for identifying the best ideas in the world'
Jonathan Haidt, author of The Righteous Mind

'One of Europe's finest minds'
Matt Ridley, author of The Evolution of Everything

'A virtuosic synthesizer of ideas'
Joshua Greene, author of Moral Tribes

©2013 Rolf Dobelli (P)2013 Hodder & Stoughton

Great book ..fantastic topic

Enjoyed listening to it very much. It had lots of well researched info and a great conclusion

Excellent

Really well thought through and preformed. It’s been a while since I enjoyed such a good book.

Tremendous learning of decision making

The narrator has clear and convincing voice that keep you engrossed till the end. The knowledge is shared in form of nuggets of 4 to 5 min. audio. And this helps to revisit. All form of thinking process rational, intuitive is explained beutifully with example and minute differences.

A summary of so many books

What did you love best about The Art of Thinking Clearly?

It's a summary of Thinking fast and slow / invisible gorilla / predictably irrational: Overall quick and precise reflection of a big collection of theories.

What other book might you compare The Art of Thinking Clearly to and why?

Thinking fast and slow by Daniel Khanemann - very similar just shorter with less detail on case studies

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

yes

Good Job

At the root of critical thinking, we need to spot rubbish and distinguish sound from irrational thinking... This book covers a hundred of the latter. More, the closing words also covers some advices regarding when critical thinking matters, must be considered, and why.

This' my first book from Rolf Dobelli and he's excellent at it. It's far from being boring as I thought when starting off.