Critical Thinking: What You Should Have Been Taught About Decision-Making, Problem Solving, Cognitive Biases, Logical Fallacies and Winning Arguments

If you want to develop your thinking skills and stop making bad decisions, then keep reading…

Two manuscripts in one book:

• Critical Thinking: An Essential Guide to Improving Your Decision-Making Skills and Problem-Solving Abilities along with Avoiding Logical Fallacies and Cognitive Biases
• Cognitive Biases: A Fascinating Look into Human Psychology and What You Can Do to Avoid Cognitive Dissonance, Improve Your Problem-Solving Skills, and Make Better Decisions

Are you fed up with not being able to make the right call when under pressure?

Is it time to admit that you need to ditch your terrible decision-making skills and learn something that really does work?

If the answer is “Yes!” then this is the book for you.

It comes down to this: being able to think logically really isn’t that hard, whether you have enrolled in various training programs or not.

You might be surprised to learn that it is even easier than you imagine.

In this book, I will show you various scientific studies and research that explain exactly how human minds work and how you can improve your problem-solving and thinking skills.

This means that you can become a more objective thinker without wasting too much time and money.

In part 1, you’ll discover:

• Critical thinking mental models and 9 habits to prompt critical thinking
• Six steps to solving any problem
• The secret to making tough decisions with ease
• Logical fallacies and cognitive biases
• …and much, much more!

In part 2, you will learn:

• 10 shocking truths about how humans think.
• The 20 most common cognitive biases to watch out for.
• 4 ways to beat your own biases.
• How our beliefs influence our thoughts, behaviors, and actions.
• 10 mind hacks to be a better thinker.
• How to sharpen your logical thinking skills.
• …and much, much more!

Stop and think for a minute how you will feel when you unlock the secrets to the mind. What will your friends and family think when you always make great decisions?

It doesn’t matter if you are someone who has always made impulsive decisions—you can still gain massive improvement in your thinking capabilities and learn how to make better decisions. It’s true!

So, if you want to become confident with your problem-solving skills, then scroll up and click “add to cart.”