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How to Think Well, and Why: The Awareness to Action Guide to Clear Thinking

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Nothing is more important than the ability to think well and clearly. In this "Post-Truth World," the consequences of not being able to think well are more dire than ever. "How to Think Well, and Why" uses the Awareness to Action Clear-Thinking Framework to identify five obstacles to clear thinking and five remedies for overcoming them.The five obstacles our built-in biases, personality, cultural influences, ignorance, and misinformation. The ATA Clear-Thinking Framework introduces a system of tools, concepts, skills, and attitudes for reducing these obstacles. It includes tools for recognizing our cognitive biases, our flawed logic, and the influence of our Enneagram personality style on how we filter our experiences. This book was written with the author's sons in mind, because these skills are so critical for young people to develop. However, as an executive coach and leadership-development consultant, Sikora also provides insights into how leaders can apply these principles to become more effective. In fact, everyone can benefit from reading this book--and the reader will never see the world in the same way.

90 pages, Paperback

Published November 19, 2018

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February 13, 2024
The book's objective is to provide the author's four sons who are nearing adulthood with a toolkit on how to think well. This book covers a lot in its 80 short pages, but it does it well. It begins by describing 5 obstacles to clear thinking - ignorance, built-in biases, personality, culture, and misinformation. It then provides a toolkit on how to overcome each of those obstacles - for example, for overcoming the obstacle of misinformation, identifying common logical fallacies and how to recognize true expertise.
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