The best 100 Critical Thinking & Problem Solving books

Critical thinking and problem solving are essential skills in today's fast-paced world. Developing these abilities can greatly enhance our decision-making process, leading to better outcomes in both personal and professional contexts. That's why we've curated this list of books to help you explore the fascinating world of Critical Thinking And Problem Solving.

These books offer valuable insights and practical techniques to sharpen your critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. So, let's unlock your full potential and embark on this journey of intellectual growth and improved decision-making!
The best 100 Critical Thinking & Problem Solving books
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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Great Mental Models by Shane Parrish and Rhiannon Beaubien

The Great Mental Models

Shane Parrish and Rhiannon Beaubien
General Thinking Concepts
4.4 (519 ratings)
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What's The Great Mental Models about?

The Great Mental Models (2019) provides a crash course on how to upgrade your thinking and decision making. Drawing from a wide variety of disciplines, it will equip you with nine of the most essential tools for understanding and navigating the complicated world around you.

Who should read The Great Mental Models?

  • Decision makers
  • Analysts
  • Anyone who wants to give their thinking an edge

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: How to Have Impossible Conversations	 by Peter Boghossian and James A. Lindsay

How to Have Impossible Conversations

Peter Boghossian and James A. Lindsay
A Very Practical Guide
4.4 (696 ratings)
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What's How to Have Impossible Conversations about?

How to Have Impossible Conversations (2019) is a guide to having frank conversations that don’t end in tears. Philosopher Peter Boghossian and scientist James Lindsay argue that however prickly the topic, we all profit when we air our disagreements – provided we’re out to learn something, not just shout our opponents down. These blinks will explore techniques that facilitate respectful dialogue, from rules of building rapport to the art of convincing your sparring partner to reexamine her assumptions. 

Who should read How to Have Impossible Conversations ?

  • Critical thinkers who love a good argument
  • Skeptics intent on dismantling irrational dogmas
  • Quiet rationalists fed up with all the shouting

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Entrepreneur's Weekly Nietzsche by Dave Jilk and Brad Feld

The Entrepreneur's Weekly Nietzsche

Dave Jilk and Brad Feld
A Book for Disruptors
4.0 (102 ratings)
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What's The Entrepreneur's Weekly Nietzsche about?

The Entrepreneur's Weekly Nietzsche (2021) is a how-to guide for disruptors, examining the surprising ways in which this nineteenth-century philosopher can instruct and inspire twenty-first-century entrepreneurs. From business pitches to pride, and from victory to progress, it offers food for thought from an unfamiliar but stimulating perspective.

Who should read The Entrepreneur's Weekly Nietzsche?

  • Entrepreneurs hoping to expand their conceptual toolkits
  • Businesspeople looking for a fresh perspective on innovation
  • All those interested in making practical use of philosophy

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Bulletproof Problem Solving by Charles Conn and Robert McLean

Bulletproof Problem Solving

Charles Conn and Robert McLean
The One Skill That Changes Everything
4.3 (369 ratings)
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What's Bulletproof Problem Solving about?

Bulletproof Problem Solving (2019) delves into one of the most important yet consistently neglected skills in the modern workplace: creative problem-solving. With many conventional jobs declining around the world, more and more employees are being tasked with tackling open-ended challenges. But you don’t need an advanced degree in statistical analysis to be a great problem solver – you just need the right strategies and a dash of creativity. 

Who should read Bulletproof Problem Solving?

  • Strategists and company leaders
  • Creatives and thinkers
  • Analysts and number-crunchers
  • Graduates entering the workforce

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding by David Hume

An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding

David Hume
4.5 (305 ratings)
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What's An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding about?

An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding (1748) presents a succinct summary of Hume’s empirical and skeptical philosophy, and is one of the most influential texts of the early modern period. In calling for the use of reason in rejecting the “superstitions” of metaphysical philosophy and religion, this text helped to furnish the philosophical basis for the scientific method that was then coming to prominence in Enlightenment Europe. Even today, Hume’s Enquiry remains one of the best introductions to modern philosophy.

Who should read An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding?

  • Philosophy students looking for an introduction to Hume’s most important ideas
  • Rationalists who want to sharpen their reasoning skills
  • Anyone interested in the classics of Western philosophy

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Rationality by Steven Pinker

Rationality

Steven Pinker
What It Is, Why It's Scarce, and How to Get More
4.2 (426 ratings)
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What's Rationality about?

Rationality (2021) explores the faculty that sets us apart from other species: reason. The ability to think rationally drives individual and social progress. It allows us to attain our goals and create a fairer world. But rationality isn’t just something we do as individuals – it also sustains our best institutions.

Who should read Rationality?

  • Would-be rationalists
  • Philosophical thinkers
  • Anyone who loves big ideas

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: How to Think More Effectively by The School of Life

How to Think More Effectively

The School of Life
A guide to greater productivity, insight and creativity
4.4 (1,026 ratings)
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What's How to Think More Effectively about?

How to Think More Effectively (2020) is a simple guide to improving the way you think. Drawing lessons from sources as diverse as the feeling of envy and the prose of Proust, it lays out the characteristics of effective thoughts – and shows how you can start cultivating them.

Who should read How to Think More Effectively?

  • Reflective types who want to up their cognitive game
  • Creatives trying to release their inner potential
  • Anyone who’d like to feel a little bit smarter

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Why Startups Fail by Tom Eisenmann

Why Startups Fail

Tom Eisenmann
A New Roadmap for Entrepreneurial Success
4.4 (249 ratings)
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What's Why Startups Fail about?

Why Startups Fail (2021) identifies six core reasons why startups fail. It presents a framework for analyzing startup failure that explores how different aspects of a business work together. Entrepreneurs can use this framework to evaluate the health of their own ventures. 

Who should read Why Startups Fail?

  • Founders of early-stage startups
  • Entrepreneurs looking to scale their companies successfully
  • Innovators who’ve failed to get their project off the ground

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Continuous Discovery Habits  by Teresa Torres

Continuous Discovery Habits

Teresa Torres
Discover Products that Create Customer Value and Business Value
4.2 (328 ratings)
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What's Continuous Discovery Habits about?

Continuous Discovery Habits (2021) explores how product managers and designers can keep making a positive impact on their customers’ lives. It explores an optimal decision-making process for product teams, so that they can continue to improve their offerings. 

Who should read Continuous Discovery Habits ?

  • Product managers looking for a new way of working
  • Entrepreneurs seeking a fresh perspective on creativity
  • Product designers

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Meetings That Get Results by Terrence Metz

Meetings That Get Results

Terrence Metz
A Facilitator's Guide to Building Better Meetings
4.2 (196 ratings)
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What's Meetings That Get Results about?

Meetings That Get Results (2021) is a practical guide to the art of running more effective and efficient meetings. Designed for leaders tasked with facilitating meetings and group discussions, it emphasizes collaborative approaches to decision-making and problem-solving. 

Who should read Meetings That Get Results?

  • Leaders and organizers 
  • Tinkerers and optimizers 
  • Team players

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Life-Changing Science of Detecting Bullshit by John V. Petrocelli

The Life-Changing Science of Detecting Bullshit

John V. Petrocelli
Harnessing Critical Thinking Habits to Combat False Information
3.6 (231 ratings)
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What's The Life-Changing Science of Detecting Bullshit about?

The Life-Changing Science of Detecting Bullshit (2021) uses real-world examples to help you build critical thinking habits – which will enable you to recognize and resist all the false information that pervades society.

Who should read The Life-Changing Science of Detecting Bullshit?

  • Bullshit detectors who want to hone their skills
  • People who think they’re immune to bullshitting
  • Anyone who yearns for a bullshit-free world

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Leadership by Henry Kissinger

Leadership

Henry Kissinger
Six Studies in World Strategy
4.3 (426 ratings)
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What's Leadership about?

Leadership (2022) is a detailed analysis of six monumental twentieth-century leaders. By examining both the circumstances that formed these leaders and the strategies they used to shepherd their respective nations through periods of turmoil, it presents invaluable lessons for anyone working to shape the world’s future. From Charles de Gaulle’s strategy of will to Anwar Sadat’s strategy of transcendence and beyond, it serves as a historical debriefing on some of the defining leadership strategies of the last century.

Who should read Leadership?

  • History and politics geeks
  • Aspiring politicians
  • Biography lovers

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Great Mental Models Volume 3 by Rhiannon Beaubien and Rosie Leizrowice

The Great Mental Models Volume 3

Rhiannon Beaubien and Rosie Leizrowice
Systems and Mathematics
4.3 (324 ratings)
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What's The Great Mental Models Volume 3 about?

The Great Mental Models Volume 3 (2021) is the third book in a series that shows how mental models from various disciplines can be applied to make positive changes to your life. This volume focuses on mental models from systems and mathematics. It demonstrates how you can use cognitive tools to improve everything from decision-making and relationships to healthy eating and personal productivity.

Who should read The Great Mental Models Volume 3?

  • Decision-makers
  • Problem-solvers
  • The intellectually curious

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Being You by Anil Seth

Being You

Anil Seth
A New Science of Consciousness
4.2 (529 ratings)
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What's Being You about?

Being You (2021) offers a new theory of consciousness. What does it mean to be you? Why do your experiences of the world, your selfhood, and your body feel the way they do? Combining neuroscience, philosophy, and a pinch of speculation, these blinks argue that consciousness is not as mysterious as it seems – it is deeply entwined with our living, breathing bodies.

Who should read Being You?

  • Science enthusiasts interested in the mystery of consciousness
  • The philosophically inclined
  • Fans and critics of Artificial Intelligence

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Logic of Scientific Discovery by Karl Popper

The Logic of Scientific Discovery

Karl Popper
4.7 (493 ratings)
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What's The Logic of Scientific Discovery about?

The Logic of Scientific Discovery (1935) is Karl Popper’s classic work on the purpose of science and knowledge. Scientists should test their theories not to verify them, but to falsify them, and hence become even more accurate.

Who should read The Logic of Scientific Discovery?

  • Scientists interested in the big picture
  • Philosophers curious about scientific method
  • Logic lovers

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Journey Beyond Fear by John Hagel III

The Journey Beyond Fear

John Hagel III
Leverage the Three Pillars of Positivity to Build Your Success
4.1 (310 ratings)
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What's The Journey Beyond Fear about?

The Journey Beyond Fear (2021) is a guide to overcoming fear and reaching your full potential. During his 40-year career in Silicon Valley, Hagel has identified three practical tools that anyone can benefit from. Here, he explains exactly how to use them, so you can make the most of exciting new opportunities in your professional and personal life.

Who should read The Journey Beyond Fear?

  • Business people looking for motivation, inspiration or direction
  • People who want to overcome fear to achieve their full potential
  • Anyone interested in the opportunities offered by learning platforms

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Conversations Worth Having by Jackie Stavros and Cheri Torres

Conversations Worth Having

Jackie Stavros and Cheri Torres
Using Appreciative Inquiry to Fuel Productive and Meaningful Engagement
4.7 (601 ratings)
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What's Conversations Worth Having about?

Conversations Worth Having (2018) looks at the power of conversation in our lives and what we can do to communicate more productively at work, in our relationships, and in the community. Drawing on real-life stories and scientifically based theories, it illustrates how we can improve organizations and lives using the principle of Appreciative Inquiry – effective conversation through positive perspective and asking the right questions.

Who should read Conversations Worth Having?

  • Leaders who want to engage with their teams for the best results
  • Parents and teachers who want to see their children flourish
  • Anyone looking to improve the tone and direction of their conversations

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Win Every Argument by Mehdi Hasan

Win Every Argument

Mehdi Hasan
The Art of Debating, Persuading, and Public Speaking
4.2 (824 ratings)
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What's Win Every Argument about?

Win Every Argument (2023) is a guide to the art of argument by one of the world’s most combative debaters: journalist, anchor, and writer Mehdi Hasan. Drawing on ancient theories of persuasion, neuroscientific theories of cognition, and the rhetorical tricks of contemporary politicians, Hasan reveals the secrets to winning arguments in today’s post-factual world.

Who should read Win Every Argument?

  • Natural-born arguers and debaters
  • Anyone interested in the art of persuasion
  • Public speakers and politicos

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Tools by Phil Stutz & Barry Michels

The Tools

Phil Stutz & Barry Michels
5 Tools to Help You Find Courage, Creativity, and Willpower--and Inspire You to Live Life in Forward Motion
4.4 (481 ratings)
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What's The Tools about?

The Tools: 5 Tools to Help You Find Courage, Creativity, and Willpower—and Inspire You to Live Life in Forward Motion (2012) outlines five mental exercises to immediately tackle common challenges that may be holding you back in life. The coauthors are therapists and include patient cases and sketches to elaborate on how to use each tool. 

Who should read The Tools?

  • People seeking immediately actionable methods for life improvement
  • Those frustrated with traditional therapy
  • Anyone looking to interact more positively with other people

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Thinking 101 by Woo-kyoung Ahn

Thinking 101

Woo-kyoung Ahn
How to Reason Better to Live Better
4.4 (433 ratings)
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What's Thinking 101 about?

Thinking 101 (2022) asserts that by understanding and overcoming thinking biases, we can better solve or even avoid most problems, from everyday conflicts to larger societal issues. 

Who should read Thinking 101?

  • Problem solvers interested in thinking differently
  • People who want to understand the actions and motivations of others
  • Students or other academics interested in cognitive psychology

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Facilitating Breakthrough by Adam Kahane

Facilitating Breakthrough

Adam Kahane
How to Remove Obstacles, Bridge Differences, and Move Forward Together
4.1 (54 ratings)
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What's Facilitating Breakthrough about?

Facilitating Breakthrough (2021) dives into how people can go about solving their most intractable problems. By using an approach honed over decades, you can learn how to remove obstacles from conflicts and make progress toward resolution.

Who should read Facilitating Breakthrough?

  • Facilitators, managers, and mediators 
  • Anyone looking for new ways to resolve intractable situations
  • People interested in the art of problem-solving

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: You Coach You by Helen Tupper and Sarah Ellis

You Coach You

Helen Tupper and Sarah Ellis
How to Overcome Challenges at Work and Take Control of Your Career
4.4 (420 ratings)
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What's You Coach You about?

You Coach You (2022) is a guide to being your own coach for maximum career success and happiness. With practical guides, questions that help you think about who you are at work, and fun exercises, the authors show you how you can be your own best cheerleader and guide. 

Who should read You Coach You?

  • Anyone who is looking to improve their happiness at work
  • Anyone who is stuck in their career and looking for growth
  • Anyone who wants to change gears at work

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Prepared Leader by Erika H. James and Lynn Perry Wooten

The Prepared Leader

Erika H. James and Lynn Perry Wooten
Emerge from Any Crisis More Resilient Than Before
4.4 (263 ratings)
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What's The Prepared Leader about?

The Prepared Leader (2022) is a guidebook for those seeking insights on how to manage and persevere through a crisis. One thing is certain: it won’t be long before another crisis hits. The Prepared Leader shows how you can be ready and successful in weathering the next storm.

Who should read The Prepared Leader?

  • Group leaders and executives
  • Business owners
  • HR professionals

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Heart of Transformation by Michael J. Leckie

The Heart of Transformation

Michael J. Leckie
Build the Human Capabilities That Change Organizations for Good
4.6 (179 ratings)
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What's The Heart of Transformation about?

The Heart of Transformation (2021) is a how-to guide for changing an organization. It focuses on six specific capabilities that leaders can adopt to meet the demands of the twenty-first century.

Who should read The Heart of Transformation?

  • Anyone working in management or leadership
  • Entrepreneurs or small business owners 
  • Anyone curious about how to change a workplace for the better

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Impromptu by Reid Hoffman with GPT-4

Impromptu

Reid Hoffman with GPT-4
Amplifying Our Humanity Through AI
4.1 (333 ratings)
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What's Impromptu about?

Impromptu (2023) is a speculative, in-depth conversation involving GPT-4 – a Large Language Model Artificial Intelligence. By discussing real-life stories and potential applications, it paints a future in which Artificial Intelligence is a tool that can push the limits of education, creativity, business, and more. Join the conversation, and prepare for an exciting future that will unlock the true potential of humankind.

Who should read Impromptu?

  • The curious and optimistic who are eagerly following the world-changing developments of Artificial Intelligence
  • Skeptical doomsayers who would like to hear a less-dystopian outlook for the future
  • Anyone unfamiliar with AI who would like to learn what all the fuss is about.

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Empowered by Marty Cagan with Chris Jones

Empowered

Marty Cagan with Chris Jones
Ordinary People, Extraordinary Products
4.0 (110 ratings)
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What's Empowered about?

Empowered (2020) is a written master class that guides ordinary people to create extraordinary products. Discover how to create profitable products that consumers love!

Who should read Empowered?

  • Tech product owners looking to lead with purpose
  • Lovers of influential product designs
  • Anyone curious about how great tech gets made

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Decision Making and Problem Solving by John Adair

Decision Making and Problem Solving

John Adair
Break Through Barriers and Banish Uncertainty at Work
4.0 (110 ratings)
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What's Decision Making and Problem Solving about?

Decision Making and Problem Solving (2019) explains decision-making, problem-solving, and creative thinking. It provides instructions for building and improving these skills and explores the importance of these abilities enabling you to expand your practical thinking capacity.

Who should read Decision Making and Problem Solving?

  • Business leaders who want to improve their teams’ decision-making and problem-solving.
  • Employees seeking to polish their practical thinking skills
  • Anyone interested in elevating their capacity for creative and critical thinking

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: What’s Our Problem? by Tim Urban

What’s Our Problem?

Tim Urban
A Self-Help Book for Societies
4.4 (449 ratings)
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What's What’s Our Problem? about?

What’s Our Problem (2023) offers a fun and unique perspective on the strange state of the modern world in which we live. Using the author’s iconic comedic style, it draws on observations from political theory, psychology, history, and modern-day events to explain what is going on in our society, and what we can potentially do to fix it.

Who should read What’s Our Problem??

  • Followers of Tim Urban and his blog, Wait But Why
  • The socially-minded looking for clear and clever explanations of complex problems
  • Anyone confused and overwhelmed by the crazy state of the world

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Road Less Stupid by Keith J. Cunningham

The Road Less Stupid

Keith J. Cunningham
Advice from the Chairman of the Board
4.5 (81 ratings)
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What's The Road Less Stupid about?

The Road Less Stupid: Advice from the Chairman of the Board (2018) is about avoiding the dumb mistakes that can sabotage businesses. The way to avoid these mistakes, which is usually more valuable than having smart ideas, is to think more and with more focus. Cunningham shows readers how to do this with his Thinking Time practice.

Who should read The Road Less Stupid?

  • Business leaders interested in minimizing risk and maximizing output
  • Small business owners who are looking to take the next step
  • Anyone struggling to find a solution to a recurring business problem

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Teens by Sean Covey

The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Teens

Sean Covey
The International Bestseller Updated for the Digital Age
4.5 (66 ratings)
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What's The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Teens about?

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens (2011) invites teenagers to begin taking charge of their lives by teaching them seven habits that help them thrive and will set them up for a successful future. 

Who should read The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Teens?

  • Parents and guardians of teens
  • Teachers and other role models
  • Leadership coaches

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Quantum Supremacy by Michio Kaku

Quantum Supremacy

Michio Kaku
How the Quantum Computer Revolution Will Change Everything
4.2 (557 ratings)
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What's Quantum Supremacy about?

Quantum Supremacy (2023) makes understanding the facts and theory behind quantum computers accessible and easy to understand for everyone. It traces the history of the modern computer and posits a future in which quantum computing takes on the challenges of humanity that are unsolvable with even the most powerful of modern supercomputers.

Who should read Quantum Supremacy?

  • People interested in quantum computers
  • The physics-curious
  • Future-forward thinkers

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Coaching for Performance by Sir John Whitmore

Coaching for Performance

Sir John Whitmore
The Principles and Practice of Coaching and Leadership
4.5 (169 ratings)
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What's Coaching for Performance about?

Coaching for Performance (2009) is the foundational text which launched the multimillion-dollar business coaching industry. The 25th anniversary edition brings new life to the hallmark GROW model, and revisits the methods after a quarter-century of learning in performance coaching. It’s essential for leaders and coaches globally.

Who should read Coaching for Performance?

  • Leaders looking for inspiration
  • Coaches who want to understand the performance coaching method
  • Anyone looking to improve the performance of their team

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Disruptive Thinking by T. D. Jakes

Disruptive Thinking

T. D. Jakes
A Daring Strategy to Change How We Live, Lead, and Love
3.5 (347 ratings)
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What's Disruptive Thinking about?

Disruptive Thinking (2023) is a guide to unlocking your potential and turning adversity into opportunity. By learning to understand and leverage disruption, you can kickstart your most profound personal and professional metamorphosis yet.

Who should read Disruptive Thinking?

  • Leaders seeking to pave the way with care
  • Community champions doing God’s work
  • Trailblazers looking to grow their career

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Design Thinking Workbook by CJ Meadows, Charvi Parikh

The Design Thinking Workbook

CJ Meadows, Charvi Parikh
Essential Skills for Creativity and Business Growth
4.4 (284 ratings)
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What's The Design Thinking Workbook about?

The Design Thinking Workbook (2022) provides a guide and template for problem-solving in creative, innovative ways. Meadows and Parikh share foundational skills, tools, and techniques essential to effectively addressing challenges and increasing productivity in any field of work. Their advice will help practitioners of design thinking – from beginners to experts – upgrade their creativity and increase their effectiveness when pursuing goals.

Who should read The Design Thinking Workbook?

  • Leaders looking to improve their team’s problem-solving abilities
  • Anyone interested in boosting individual and team productivity
  • People looking to boost their creativity

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: How to Measure Anything by Douglas W. Hubbard

How to Measure Anything

Douglas W. Hubbard
Finding the Value of "Intangibles" in Business
4.1 (53 ratings)
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What's How to Measure Anything about?

How to Measure Anything (2007) challenges the notion that certain things can’t be measured, arguing instead that with the right tools and perspectives, everything is quantifiable. It provides insightful methodologies and real-world examples to guide readers on how to turn seemingly immeasurable concepts into tangible data, ultimately helping to make more informed decisions.

Who should read How to Measure Anything?

  • Business executives and entrepreneurs looking to better quantify their company’s intangibles
  • Students studying business or economics
  • Anyone searching for insights on how to enhance their risk assessment techniques

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Mythical Man-Month by Frederick P. Brooks

The Mythical Man-Month

Frederick P. Brooks
Essays on Software Engineering
3.9 (78 ratings)
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What's The Mythical Man-Month about?

The Mythical Man-Month (1975) invites you into the intriguing world of software development. It stirs the pot of conventional wisdom, and introduces fresh perspectives on team dynamics, project timelines, and the very nature of software complexity. Prepare to see the tech realm with fresh eyes and a renewed perspective.

Who should read The Mythical Man-Month?

  • Software project managers seeking insight
  • Developers navigating team dynamics
  • Tech enthusiasts exploring industry history

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus by Ludwig Wittgenstein

Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus

Ludwig Wittgenstein
4.0 (332 ratings)
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What's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus about?

Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (1921) is a singular and ground-breaking work of modern philosophy that attempts to illuminate the relationship between logic, language, and reality.

Who should read Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus?

  • Big thinkers curious about contemporary philosophy
  • Language lovers interested in the relationship between language and reality
  • Anyone interested in the major thinkers of modernity

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Good Leaders Ask Great Questions by John C. Maxwell

Good Leaders Ask Great Questions

John C. Maxwell
Your Foundation for Successful Leadership
3.8 (205 ratings)
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What's Good Leaders Ask Great Questions about?

Good Leaders Ask Great Questions (2014) focuses on how successful leadership isn't about having all the answers, but asking the right questions. The constant quest for improvement, innovation, and growth is what separates good leaders from great ones.

Who should read Good Leaders Ask Great Questions?

  • Aspiring leaders 
  • Current leaders seeking improvement 
  • Personal development enthusiasts

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: How to Read a Financial Report by John A. Tracy and Tage C. Tracy

How to Read a Financial Report

John A. Tracy and Tage C. Tracy
Essential Information for Entrepreneurs, Lenders, Investors, Analysts, and Management
4.2 (113 ratings)
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What's How to Read a Financial Report about?

How to Read a Financial Report (1980) serves as a comprehensive guide that demystifies the complexities of evaluating a company's fiscal health. It explores balance sheets and income reports, clarifies the fundamentals of financial ratios, and explains any accompanying notes, offering tools for a clear and confident assessment of a business's economic status.

Who should read How to Read a Financial Report?

  • Investors
  • Managers
  • Non-financial professionals 

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Future Skills by Bernard Marr

Future Skills

Bernard Marr
The 20 Skills and Competencies Everyone Needs to Succeed in a Digital World
3.9 (319 ratings)
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What's Future Skills about?

Future Skills (2022) outlines 20 core skills that will be essential for success in an increasingly digital world. From digital literacy to social media awareness, these competencies can benefit anyone regardless of career focus or life goals.

Who should read Future Skills?

  • Those worried about the AI revolution and its impact on the future of work 
  • Career optimizers seeking practical advice for the next digital age
  • Anyone looking for a competitive edge in an increasingly automated world

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Analysis Without Paralysis by Babette E. Bensoussan

Analysis Without Paralysis

Babette E. Bensoussan
10 Tools to Make Better Strategic Decisions
4.1 (201 ratings)
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What's Analysis Without Paralysis about?

Analysis Without Paralysis is a practical guide to the ten most powerful strategic analysis tools that will help you make better and faster business decisions. It is a simple and straightforward tour through models such as Porter’s Five Forces, PEST, and SWOT, teaching you when and how to utilize these powerful techniques.

Who should read Analysis Without Paralysis?

  • Managers who want to build a competitive strategy
  • All types of entrepreneurs
  • Business Owners wanting to turn data into information

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Clear Thinking by Shane Parrish

Clear Thinking

Shane Parrish
Turning Ordinary Moments into Extraordinary Results
4.0 (354 ratings)
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What's Clear Thinking about?

Clear Thinking (2023) presents a strategy and tactics to improve your quality of reasoning using a concise synthesis of the insights from thought leaders in business, psychology, neuroscience, and philosophy. It begins with teaching how to discern when critical thought is most important and then to manage the factors that most commonly obscure real problems. It then shares tactics to optimally develop and evaluate possible solutions, choose the best one, and take action.

Who should read Clear Thinking?

  • Anyone who wants to improve their quality of thinking for better outcomes in life
  • Business leaders seeking effective decision-making strategies
  • People who want to establish better habits

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Conquest of Happiness by Bertrand Russell

The Conquest of Happiness

Bertrand Russell
4.5 (115 ratings)
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What's The Conquest of Happiness about?

The Conquest of Happiness (1930) explores the pursuit of human happiness. It dissects common obstacles to happiness, such as competition and fatigue, as well as the various factors that contribute to it. Equal parts philosophical and practical, you’ll come away with a deepened understanding of, and preparedness for, a fulfilling life. 

Who should read The Conquest of Happiness?

  • Anyone wanting to increase their sense of fulfillment
  • Individuals interested in the development of the personal happiness movement
  • Philosophy enthusiasts seeking an understanding of Russell’s perspective

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Move Fast and Fix Things by Frances Frei & Anne Morriss

Move Fast and Fix Things

Frances Frei & Anne Morriss
The Trusted Leader's Guide to Solving Hard Problems and Accelerating Change
3.2 (117 ratings)
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What's Move Fast and Fix Things about?

Move Fast and Fix Things (2023) dives into the art of addressing core challenges in organizational landscapes. Emphasizing the interplay of genuine curiosity and steadfast trust, it reveals the blueprint for navigating business dynamics and turning challenges into stepping stones – paving the way for enduring success.

Who should read Move Fast and Fix Things?

  • Aspiring leaders seeking strategic insights
  • Management professionals aiming for transparency and trust-building
  • Business consultants focused on organizational problem-solving

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Writing for Busy Readers by Todd Rogers & Jessica Lasky-Fink

Writing for Busy Readers

Todd Rogers & Jessica Lasky-Fink
Communicate More Effectively in the Real World
4.3 (39 ratings)
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What's Writing for Busy Readers about?

Writing for Busy Readers (2023) is a guide to writing effectively in the digital age. Based on research in behavioral science, it provides you with six principles for writing messages that are clear, concise, and engaging – even for busy readers.

Who should read Writing for Busy Readers?

  • Digital content writers aiming to enhance their work’s readability
  • Anyone who wants to write more effectively
  • Aspiring writers seeking modern guidance

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Leadership on the Line by Ronald A. Heifetz & Marty Linsky

Leadership on the Line

Ronald A. Heifetz & Marty Linsky
Staying Alive Through the Dangers of Change
3.5 (31 ratings)
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What's Leadership on the Line about?

Leadership on the Line (2002) explores the challenges and risks inherent in leadership roles, with a focus on leading through significant and often contentious change. Through numerous examples and metaphors, it offers strategies for leaders to enact meaningful change, practice adaptive leadership, and maintain resilience in any scenario.

Who should read Leadership on the Line?

  • Managers seeking to implement transformative change within their teams 
  • Emerging leaders looking to develop strategic insights into handling new leadership roles
  • Educators aspiring to instill leadership principles and adaptive problem-solving skills in their students

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Visual Thinking by Temple Grandin

Visual Thinking

Temple Grandin
The Hidden Gifts of People Who Think in Pictures, Patterns, and Abstractions
4.1 (257 ratings)
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What's Visual Thinking about?

Visual Thinking (2022) offers an authoritative view on different ways of thinking, and how those differences have been crucial to many of our biggest creative advancements. It shows how society tends to be biased toward verbal thinkers – and how visual thinkers, albeit typically underserved in society, bring an array of crucial skills to various domains.

Who should read Visual Thinking?

  • Anyone curious about autism
  • Artists and creative minds
  • People interested in team-building

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Spoon-Fed by Tim Spector

Spoon-Fed

Tim Spector
Why almost everything we've been told about food is wrong
3.8 (184 ratings)
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What's Spoon-Fed about?

Spoon-Fed (2020) explores the widespread confusion and misinformation about nutrition, shedding light on the dearth of substantial scientific support for many prevailing food myths. The book delves into the influence exerted by the food industry on government dietary recommendations and urges readers to critically assess diet plans, official advice, and food labels, prompting a reevaluation of their relationship with food.

Who should read Spoon-Fed?

  • Those looking to develop a healthier diet and lifestyle
  • People with dietary restrictions or conditions
  • Skeptics of fad diets and food marketing

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Think Twice by Michael J. Mauboussin

Think Twice

Michael J. Mauboussin
Harnessing the Power of Counterintuition
3.8 (206 ratings)
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What's Think Twice about?

Think Twice (2012) examines the hidden cognitive biases and mental shortcuts that routinely impair our judgment. It also provides concrete steps to counteract ingrained thinking and adopt a clear-eyed approach to making choices.

Who should read Think Twice?

  • Investors looking to avoid costly cognitive biases
  • Professionals who want to improve their decision-making
  • Students of psychology, economics, and human behavior

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need by Joanna Martine Woolfolk

The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need

Joanna Martine Woolfolk
3.2 (89 ratings)
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What's The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need about?

The Only Astrology Book You’ll Ever Need (2001) is a comprehensive guide to astrology, covering everything from sun signs and planets to houses and aspects. It provides an explanation of zodiac profiles, compatibility, and birth chart interpretation, allowing you to unlock the secrets of the cosmos to better understand yourself and your relationships with others.

Who should read The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need?

  • Holistic wellness seekers 
  • People looking for New Age spiritual guidance
  • Fans of astrology TikTok

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Art of Clear Thinking by Hasard Lee

The Art of Clear Thinking

Hasard Lee
A Stealth Fighter Pilot's Timeless Rules for Making Tough Decisions
3.7 (631 ratings)
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What's The Art of Clear Thinking about?

The Art of Clear Thinking (2023) is a practical guide to decision-making as seen through the lens of a US fighter pilot. It introduces readers to the ACE Helix framework employed by those engaged in air combat while prompting you to consider how the underlying principles could be of benefit in your own life. 

Who should read The Art of Clear Thinking?

  • Key decision-makers in any field
  • Individuals keen to improve their ability to think clearly and critically 
  • People interested in military operations

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Conscious Mind by David J. Chalmers

The Conscious Mind

David J. Chalmers
In Search of a Fundamental Theory
4.0 (63 ratings)
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What's The Conscious Mind about?

The Conscious Mind (1996) is a groundbreaking work analyzing why subjective experience has remained so resistant to conventional scientific explanations. It argues that consciousness must be considered a fundamental property woven into reality rather than an illusory emergent product of brain computations.

Who should read The Conscious Mind?

  • Technologists and futurists contemplating machine consciousness
  • Curious minds exploring the connections between science and spirit
  • Anyone appreciating thought experiments that challenge fundamental assumptions about reality

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury

Fahrenheit 451

Ray Bradbury
4.7 (67 ratings)
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What's Fahrenheit 451 about?

Fahrenheit 451 (1953) tells the tale of a near future with fireproof homes, where firemen are now tasked with the job of burning books. It’s a dystopian future, where pleasure is catered to and intellectualism has been all but extinguished. But after a chance encounter with a free spirit, one fireman starts to question the true purpose of his job.

Who should read Fahrenheit 451?

  • Fans of classic literature
  • Sci-fi lovers
  • Anyone who enjoys a good dystopian novel

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Douglas Adams
A Novel
4.3 (216 ratings)
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What's The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy about?

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy (1979) is the first book in a series of science fiction novels that follows Arthur Dent, the only human to escape the destruction of Earth. Following his rescue by an alien researcher for the eponymous guide, Arthur’s reluctant adventure across space and time leads to an array of surreal and humorous escapades across the universe.

Who should read The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy?

  • Those interested in learning what the classic science fiction franchise is all about
  • First-time intergalactic travelers looking to brush up on alien etiquette
  • Anyone curious about the meaning of life, the universe, and everything

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: A Treatise of Human Nature by David Hume

A Treatise of Human Nature

David Hume
Explore the Roots of Human Reason
4.4 (76 ratings)
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What's A Treatise of Human Nature about?

A Treatise of Human Nature (1740) is a seminal work of philosophy that seeks to understand human nature through reason. With razor-sharp skepticism, it dissects the origins of our ideas, the nature of causality, and the concept of personal identity, arguing that humans are guided by passion over reason. Laying bare the limits of human knowledge and morality, this philosophical classic forever altered the landscape of Western thought. 

Who should read A Treatise of Human Nature?

  • Philosophy students seeking to understand foundational ideas in empiricism and skepticism
  • Scholars of the Enlightenment era interested in one of its key figures
  • Critical thinkers drawn to works that challenge established beliefs and methods of reasoning

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Problems of Philosophy by Bertrand Russell

The Problems of Philosophy

Bertrand Russell
Explore the Fundamental Questions and Ideas of Philosophy
3.9 (66 ratings)
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What's The Problems of Philosophy about?

The Problems of Philosophy (1912), is an accessible introduction to fundamental philosophical questions that explore the nature of reality, the limits of human knowledge, and the value of philosophical inquiry. It challenges readers to question their assumptions about the world and how we understand it. 

Who should read The Problems of Philosophy?

  • Philosophical minds interested in big questions, or curious about the great minds of the 20th century
  • Science fans and researchers interested in the philosophical foundations of their work
  • Anyone grappling with questions about the nature of truth and certainty in the modern world

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: What Does It All Mean? by Thomas Nagel

What Does It All Mean?

Thomas Nagel
A Very Short Introduction to Philosophy
4.2 (112 ratings)
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What's What Does It All Mean? about?

What Does It All Mean? (1987) invites you to explore some of the most intriguing philosophical questions. You’ll engage with ideas about reality, the certainty of knowledge, and the nature of free will, challenging what you know and expanding your view of life’s mysteries. This thoughtful examination of philosophical ideas will refine your critical thinking and deepen your appreciation for the human experience.

Who should read What Does It All Mean??

  • Philosophy enthusiasts
  • Skeptics and critical thinkers
  • Students of the human mind

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Make Possibilities Happen by Grace Hawthorne, Stanford d.school

Make Possibilities Happen

Grace Hawthorne, Stanford d.school
How to Transform Ideas into Reality
4.1 (315 ratings)
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What's Make Possibilities Happen about?

Make Possibilities Happen (2023) is filled with practical strategies to turn your dreams into realities through hard work, vision, and perseverance. Through approachable storytelling and actionable advice, it empowers you to take control of your life and pursue your biggest goals and ambitions.

Who should read Make Possibilities Happen?

  • Dreamers who want practical advice on getting their ideas off the ground
  • Do-ers who leap into new projects but struggle to finish them
  • Anyone who wants to reach their full creative potential

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Intelligence Trap by David Robson

The Intelligence Trap

David Robson
Why Smart People Make Dumb Mistakes
3.7 (238 ratings)
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What's The Intelligence Trap about?

The Intelligence Trap (2019) presents a compelling argument that high intelligence does not always equate to good thinking. In fact, intelligence can lead to significant mistakes, and intelligent people can fall into the trap of simplistic reasoning. As a solution, it offers strategies to cultivate wisdom and make better decisions, stressing the importance of intellectual humility, critical thinking, and the ability to learn from mistakes. 

Who should read The Intelligence Trap?

  • Educators and academics
  • Students and lifelong learners
  • Anyone interested in self-improvement

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Leader's Guide to Managing Risk by K. Scott Griffith

The Leader's Guide to Managing Risk

K. Scott Griffith
A Proven Method to Build Resilience and Reliability
4.6 (9 ratings)
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What's The Leader's Guide to Managing Risk about?

The Leader’s Guide to Managing Risk (2023) explores the unpredictable risks threatening businesses and provides strategies for navigating uncertainty successfully. It teaches you to build resilience and reliability into organizational culture, focusing on how people and systems interact and how to collaboratively manage risks for sustainable results. It offers a multidisciplinary approach to improving everyday life and business operations through the sequence of reliability.

Who should read The Leader's Guide to Managing Risk?

  • Business leaders seeking sustainable operational excellence
  • Risk management consultants and strategists
  • Organizational development and culture-change advocates

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Positive Chaos by Dan Thurmon

Positive Chaos

Dan Thurmon
Transform Crisis Into Clarity and Advantage
3.9 (81 ratings)
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What's Positive Chaos about?

Positive Chaos (2023) delves into the complexities and paradoxical benefits of chaos. Drawing on groundbreaking research, it shows how to transform chaos from a disruptive force into a catalyst for personal development.

Who should read Positive Chaos?

  • Individuals seeking strategies to thrive in chaotic environments
  • Leaders aiming to enhance their skills in unpredictable times
  • Professionals interested in personal and workplace growth

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Poetry and Music of Science by Tom McLeish

The Poetry and Music of Science

Tom McLeish
Comparing Creativity in Science and Art
4.1 (40 ratings)
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What's The Poetry and Music of Science about?

The Poetry and Music of Science (2019) delves into the creative parallels between scientific inquiry and artistic expression. It explores how scientific pursuits, much like poetry and music, are deeply rooted in human creativity and storytelling, and how both domains are united in their quest to understand and interpret the world.

Who should read The Poetry and Music of Science?

  • Those wanting to know about the creative process behind discoveries
  • Artists, musicians, writers interested in the parallels between their work and scientific breakthroughs
  • Lifelong learners fascinated by topics like human creativity, innovation, and problem-solving

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Critical Thinkers by Albert Rutherford

Critical Thinkers

Albert Rutherford
Methods for Clear Thinking and Analysis in Everyday Situations from the Greatest Thinkers in History
4.0 (76 ratings)
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What's Critical Thinkers about?

Critical Thinkers (2018) delves into the techniques and philosophies of some of history's most renowned thinkers. It provides practical strategies for applying their methods to enhance decision-making and problem-solving skills in daily life. As such, it bridges the gap between historical wisdom and contemporary challenges, offering insights into clearer and more effective thinking.

Who should read Critical Thinkers?

  • Students looking to enter a field requiring critical analysis and thought
  • Educators who want to incorporate critical thinking skills into their curriculum
  • Lifelong learners interested in improving their thinking skills

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: On Liberty by John Stuart Mill

On Liberty

John Stuart Mill
4.4 (32 ratings)
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What's On Liberty about?

On Liberty (1859) is a classic text on the relationship between society, government, and individual liberty. It defends the importance of personal liberty and self-expression, claiming that social progress is dependent on the protection of individual liberties from majority rule.

Who should read On Liberty?

  • Social philosophy scholars
  • Free speech advocates
  • Diverse thought leaders

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Maniac by Benjamín Labatut

The Maniac

Benjamín Labatut
4.1 (24 ratings)
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What's The Maniac about?

The Maniac (2023) traces Hungarian polymath John von Neumann’s singular legacy on the dreams and nightmares of the twentieth century and our current age of artificial intelligence. A foray that spans the nuclear age and showcases the brilliant minds who helped define it.

Who should read The Maniac?

  • Technology enthusiasts interested in the impact it has on humanity
  • Those fascinated by mathematicians and scientists who transformed scientific thinking
  • Seekers of answers to moral questions surrounding innovation and discovery

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Philosophical Investigations by Ludwig Wittgenstein

Philosophical Investigations

Ludwig Wittgenstein
4.0 (75 ratings)
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What's Philosophical Investigations about?

Philosophical Investigations (1953) documents the iconic thinker’s radical shift in understanding the nature of language and represents the culmination of his late career. It was incomplete on the author’s death and was published posthumously.

Who should read Philosophical Investigations?

  • Philosophy enthusiasts interested in learning about influential thinkers
  • Those curious about the origins of postmodernism
  • Spiritual seekers wanting contemplative wisdom about meaning, and the wonder of everyday language

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Effective Decision-Making by Edoardo Binda Zane

Effective Decision-Making

Edoardo Binda Zane
How to Make Better Decisions Under Uncertainty and Pressure
3.6 (63 ratings)
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What's Effective Decision-Making about?

Effective Decision-Making (2016) explores the art and science of making better decisions amidst the challenges of uncertainty and pressure. It provides you with a comprehensive toolkit for improving decision-making processes, focusing on techniques that foster critical thinking, strategic analysis, and collaborative problem-solving.

Who should read Effective Decision-Making?

  • Managers and executives who need to make the big calls
  • Entrepreneurs who want to make quick and effective decisions 
  • Brainstormers looking to up their game

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Common Sense by Thomas Paine

Common Sense

Thomas Paine
4.2 (47 ratings)
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What's Common Sense about?

Common Sense argues for American independence from British rule, combining clear moral principles with practical economic and political insights. It played a crucial role in persuading Americans to pursue a revolutionary break from Britain.

Who should read Common Sense?

  • History enthusiasts
  • Political theory students
  • Revolutionary thought admirers

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Simulacra and Simulation by Jean Baudrillard

Simulacra and Simulation

Jean Baudrillard
4.2 (175 ratings)
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What's Simulacra and Simulation about?

Simulacra and Simulation (1981) explores the concepts of hyperreality and the blurring of boundaries between reality and representation in contemporary culture. Through a series of essays, it argues that in a world saturated with media and technology, reality itself has been replaced by simulations and copies without originals.

Who should read Simulacra and Simulation?

  • Artists, filmmakers, and writers inspired by the concepts of simulacra and hyperreality in their creative work
  • Cyberpunk and science fiction fans interested in the philosophical and cultural implications of simulated realities
  • Anyone curious about the nature of reality, the influence of media, and the philosophical underpinnings of our contemporary world

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Third Millennium Thinking by Saul Perlmutter, Robert MacCoun & John Campbell

Third Millennium Thinking

Saul Perlmutter, Robert MacCoun & John Campbell
Creating Sense in a World of Nonsense
3.6 (56 ratings)
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What's Third Millennium Thinking about?

Third Millennium Thinking (2024) offers a roadmap for developing the critical thinking skills needed to thrive in the new digital age. Grounded in the latest scientific research, it offers practical strategies for fostering resilience, emotional regulation, and mental strength in children of all ages.

Who should read Third Millennium Thinking?

  • Lifelong learners and curious minds who want to enhance their critical thinking abilities 
  • Entrepreneurs and innovators who need to make informed, strategic decisions
  • Anyone looking to develop essential skills for navigating the information landscape and fostering informed decision-making

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: How to Listen When Markets Speak by Lawrence G. McDonald

How to Listen When Markets Speak

Lawrence G. McDonald
Risks, Myths, and Investment Opportunities in a Radically Reshaped Economy
3.8 (45 ratings)
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What's How to Listen When Markets Speak about?

How to Listen When Markets Speak (2024) explores strategies for interpreting the complex signals of financial markets to make informed investment decisions. It offers insights into the correlation between historical market events and current market behaviors, providing readers with the tools to predict and respond to market trends effectively. The guidance within emphasizes the importance of listening to and understanding the nuances of market data and economic indicators.

Who should read How to Listen When Markets Speak?

  • Financial analysts seeking market behavior insights
  • Investors interested in risk management strategies
  • Business students studying financial markets

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Dialectic of Enlightenment by Max Horkheimer & Theodor W. Adorno

Dialectic of Enlightenment

Max Horkheimer & Theodor W. Adorno
4.4 (91 ratings)
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What's Dialectic of Enlightenment about?

Dialectic of Enlightenment (1944) is a critical analysis of the Enlightenment and its role in shaping modern society. It argues that the very rationality and progress championed by the Enlightenment have led to new forms of domination, myth-making, and the instrumentalization of human beings and nature. 

Who should read Dialectic of Enlightenment?

  • Social activists and critical thinkers who seek to understand the underlying structures of domination and oppression in society
  • Philosophy lovers curious about the major works shaping contemporary thought
  • Anyone seeking to cultivate a more critical and reflective approach to their own beliefs and assumptions about the world.

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Think by Simon Blackburn

Think

Simon Blackburn
A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy
3.8 (43 ratings)
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What's Think about?

Think (1999) is a practical guide to philosophy that tackles profound questions of knowledge, consciousness, fate, and morality. By exploring the approaches of great thinkers like Descartes, Hume, and Kant, this work serves as an accessible introduction to the enduring debates that shape our understanding of truth, justice, and the human condition.

Who should read Think?

  • Philosophy enthusiasts seeking an engaging introduction to the discipline’s most important issues
  • Anyone curious about the big questions of life, such as knowledge, consciousness, and ethics
  • Lifelong learners who appreciate lively and approachable discussions about the human condition

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Mentally Strong Leader by Scott Mautz

The Mentally Strong Leader

Scott Mautz
Build the Habits to Productively Regulate Your Emotions, Thoughts, and Behaviors
4.4 (95 ratings)
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What's The Mentally Strong Leader about?

The Mentally Strong Leader (2024) is a comprehensive guide to cultivating the mental fortitude essential for effective leadership. Detailing over 50 tools designed to enhance the regulation of emotions, thoughts, and behaviors, it empowers leaders to thrive in challenging environments and steer their teams with greater confidence.

Who should read The Mentally Strong Leader?

  • Leaders aspiring to greater mental strength
  • Professionals in high-pressure leadership roles
  • Personal and professional growth seekers

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Right Kind of Wrong by Amy Edmondson

Right Kind of Wrong

Amy Edmondson
The Science of Failing Well
4.5 (100 ratings)
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What's Right Kind of Wrong about?

The Right Kind of Wrong (2023) explores the counterintuitive idea that embracing failure is essential for driving innovation and long-term success in organizations. It provides a framework for understanding the spectrum of reasons for failure and offers practical strategies for fostering a culture that encourages learning from mistakes. 

Who should read Right Kind of Wrong?

  • Business leaders and executives looking to foster innovation and improve performance
  • Managers and team leaders seeking to create a culture of continuous improvement
  • Anyone interested in personal development and building resilience

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Four Ways of Thinking by David Sumpter

Four Ways of Thinking

David Sumpter
A Journey Into Human Complexity
3.8 (69 ratings)
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What's Four Ways of Thinking about?

Four Ways of Thinking (2023) explores how mathematical concepts shape the way we approach problems and make decisions in everyday life. It delves into four distinct modes of thinking – statistical, interactive, chaotic, and complex – revealing how each perspective offers uniquely valuable insights. Through practical examples, it demonstrates how combining these methods can deepen our understanding of the world.

Who should read Four Ways of Thinking?

  • Mathematicians interested in practical applications of math 
  • Analysts and scientists seeking diverse problem-solving approaches 
  • Anyone looking to enhance their critical thinking and decision-making skills

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Essays In Persuasion by John Maynard Keynes

Essays In Persuasion

John Maynard Keynes
Essays on Global Economic Collapse and Revival
4.5 (91 ratings)
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What's Essays In Persuasion about?

Essays in Persuasion (1931) is a collection of pivotal economic writings that shaped modern economic thought and policy. It challenges the conventional wisdom of its time, offering innovative approaches to economic crises, international relations, and social welfare, while also presenting a hopeful vision for humanity’s economic future that continues to spark debate and inspiration nearly a century later.

Who should read Essays In Persuasion?

  • Economics enthusiasts looking to understand the foundations of modern economic policies
  • History buffs curious about the economic factors that shaped the twentieth century
  • Anyone seeking to better understand current debates about government intervention in the economy

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Market Mind Games by Denise Shull

Market Mind Games

Denise Shull
A Radical Psychology of Investing, Trading and Risk
4.0 (45 ratings)
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What's Market Mind Games about?

Market Mind Games (2012) explores the psychological aspects of investing and trading, emphasizing the role of emotions in financial decision-making. It challenges the traditional view that successful traders must suppress their emotions, arguing instead that understanding and embracing them can lead to better performance. Combining insights from neuroscience and behavioral finance, it offers strategies for navigating uncertainty and risk.

Who should read Market Mind Games?

  • Traders seeking to improve emotional decision-making skills
  • Financial professionals managing risk and uncertainty in markets
  • Leaders managing complex decision-making in volatile environments

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Language, Truth, and Logic by Alfred Jules Ayer

Language, Truth, and Logic

Alfred Jules Ayer
Explore the Boundaries of Meaning and Truth in Language
4.1 (80 ratings)
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What's Language, Truth, and Logic about?

Language, Truth, and Logic (1936) introduced the ideas of logical positivism to the UK and the English speaking world. It argues for principles of verification as a foundation for meaning, and logic for the expression of meaningful statements about the world. 

Who should read Language, Truth, and Logic?

  • Philosophy lovers, especially analytic philosophy or philosophy of language
  • Historians of ideas, particularly those focused on twentieth-century intellectual movements
  • Critical thinkers and skeptics interested in methods of verifying claims and statements

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Non-Obvious Thinking by Rohit Bhargava, Ben DuPont

Non-Obvious Thinking

Rohit Bhargava, Ben DuPont
How to See What Others Miss
4.2 (90 ratings)
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What's Non-Obvious Thinking about?

Non-Obvious Thinking (2024) introduces a practical four-step method designed to help you break free from conventional thinking and uncover hidden opportunities. The SIFT framework – Space, Insight, Focus, and Twist – teaches you how to become more observant, creative, and flexible in your approach to problem-solving. Through engaging stories and actionable lessons, it shows how shifting your perspective can unlock the potential of your best ideas.

Who should read Non-Obvious Thinking?

  • Creative thinkers looking to break away from conventional ideas
  • Professionals seeking innovative solutions to everyday challenges
  • Problem-solvers interested in spotting hidden opportunities

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: AI Snake Oil by Arvind Narayanan, Sayash Kapoor

AI Snake Oil

Arvind Narayanan, Sayash Kapoor
What Artificial Intelligence Can Do, What It Can’t, and How to Tell the Difference
3.6 (159 ratings)
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What's AI Snake Oil about?

AI Snake Oil (2024) explores the myths and misconceptions surrounding artificial intelligence, particularly focusing on where AI fails to deliver on its promises. It critically examines the limitations of current technologies such as generative AI, predictive AI, and content moderation AI, emphasizing the need for a grounded understanding of what AI can and cannot achieve. 

Who should read AI Snake Oil?

  • Anyone keen to educate themselves about AI 
  • Policymakers and industry regulators 
  • Business and community leaders exploring AI adoption

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Of Grammatology by Jacques Derrida

Of Grammatology

Jacques Derrida
The Foundations of Language, Writing, and Meaning
4.1 (128 ratings)
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What's Of Grammatology about?

Of Grammatology (1967) overturns basic assumptions about writing and speech, uncovering that writing isn't just a tool for recording words but a fundamental system that makes all meaning possible. This revolutionary work became one of the cornerstones of poststructuralist thought, changing how we understand language, knowledge, and meaning-making across philosophy, literature, and cultural studies. 

Who should read Of Grammatology?

  • Anyone fascinated by how digital technology is changing how we read, write, and communicate
  • Linguists and language lovers curious about the relationship between speech and writing
  • Those curious about how meaning works across different forms of expression, from architecture to emojis

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Liminal Thinking by Dave Gray

Liminal Thinking

Dave Gray
Create the Change You Want by Changing the Way You Think
4.0 (54 ratings)
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What's Liminal Thinking about?

Liminal Thinking (2016) shows how you can create lasting change by understanding and reframing your beliefs. Drawing from interviews with experts in various fields, it offers six principles and nine practices to help you shape your reality and take control of your life.

Who should read Liminal Thinking?

  • People looking to grow by challenging their limiting beliefs
  • Leaders wanting to create change through new perspectives
  • Problem solvers seeking fresh approaches to difficult situations

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: How to Think Like Socrates by Donald J. Robertson

How to Think Like Socrates

Donald J. Robertson
Ancient Philosophy as a Way of Life in the Modern World
4.5 (96 ratings)
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What's How to Think Like Socrates about?

How to Think Like Socrates (2024) reveals how the ancient philosopher’s methods for finding truth and wisdom remain powerful tools for navigating modern challenges. Through carefully documented historical examples from Socrates’s life in war-torn Athens, the book shows how his approach to questioning assumptions, defining terms clearly, and maintaining integrity under pressure can help readers make better decisions and live more examined lives.

Who should read How to Think Like Socrates?

  • Students and educators interested in critical thinking skills and meaningful dialogue
  • People navigating difficult decisions in their personal or professional lives
  • Anyone feeling seeking methods to find deeper truths

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Questions Are the Answer by Hal Gregersen

Questions Are the Answer

Hal Gregersen
A New Approach to Your Most Vexing Problems at Work and in Life
4.1 (21 ratings)
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What's Questions Are the Answer about?

Questions Are the Answer (2018) explores the transformative power of asking the right questions to unlock innovative solutions across all aspects of life, from the workplace to personal challenges. Based on over 200 interviews with creative problem-solvers, it reveals how catalytic questions can dissolve barriers, spark fresh thinking, and accelerate breakthroughs, offering practical insights for anyone to cultivate this skill.

Who should read Questions Are the Answer?

  • Leaders aiming to inspire creativity within their teams
  • Educators encouraging curiosity to help students realize their potential
  • Professionals reframing challenges to uncover fresh opportunities and solutions

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Eclipse of Reason by Max Horkheimer

Eclipse of Reason

Max Horkheimer
On Reclaiming the Individual and Fighting Oppression
4.2 (33 ratings)
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What's Eclipse of Reason about?

Eclipse of Reason (1947) uncovers how the very rationality that was once meant to free humanity became a tool of oppression and alienation. It charts the evolution of our ideas about what is right and wrong, and how these ideas have gotten twisted by the deep contradictions in modern society. This thought-provoking work invites a critical reevaluation of reason itself, offering a path toward true liberation and social transformation.

Who should read Eclipse of Reason?

  • Philosophy enthusiasts
  • Sociology students and scholars
  • Critics of modern capitalism

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Two Fundamental Problems of Ethics by Arthur Schopenhauer

The Two Fundamental Problems of Ethics

Arthur Schopenhauer
A rigorous investigation of moral philosophy’s deepest questions
4.5 (63 ratings)
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What's The Two Fundamental Problems of Ethics about?

The Two Fundamental Problems of Ethics (1841) united two earlier prize-winning essays that challenge traditional moral philosophy by placing compassion, rather than reason, at the heart of ethical behavior. They explore how genuine moral conduct emerges from the complex interplay between individual character and compassion, offering a revolutionary approach to understanding human motivation and the development of moral behavior. 

Who should read The Two Fundamental Problems of Ethics?

  • Mindfulness practitioners interested in the relationship between self-knowledge and ethical behavior
  • Those interested in the historical roots of empathy in therapeutic practice
  • Anyone questioning the relationship between free will and moral responsibility

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Storytelling with Data by Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic

Storytelling with Data

Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic
A Data Visualization Guide for Business Professionals
4.3 (14 ratings)
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What's Storytelling with Data about?

Storytelling with Data (2015) is your guide to transforming data into clear and compelling visual narratives. Through actionable tips and examples, it shows how to simplify complex information, select the right visual elements, and design with intent so you can effectively communicate your insights. 

Who should read Storytelling with Data?

  • Data-driven professionals crafting impactful business presentations
  • Aspiring storytellers improving data communication
  • Anyone interested in data visualization principles

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Seven Tensions of Negotiation by Cash Nickerson

The Seven Tensions of Negotiation

Cash Nickerson
Breathe and Let the Opposition Make the Tough Decisions
3.8 (28 ratings)
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What's The Seven Tensions of Negotiation about?

The Seven Tensions of Negotiation (2024) explores the fundamental forces that shape every negotiation, from casual conversations to high-stakes business deals. Through examining relationship dynamics, timing choices, power balances, and team interactions, it reveals how understanding and working with tension – rather than against it – leads to more successful negotiation outcomes. 

Who should read The Seven Tensions of Negotiation?

  • Business professionals who regularly engage in negotiations and deal-making
  • Sales professionals seeking to understand the subtle dynamics that influence customer interactions
  • Folks facing important personal negotiations, from family decisions to major purchases

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Energy and Power Risk Management by Alexander Eydeland, Krzysztof Wolyniec

Energy and Power Risk Management

Alexander Eydeland, Krzysztof Wolyniec
New Developments in Modeling, Pricing, and Hedging
4.2 (18 ratings)
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What's Energy and Power Risk Management about?

Energy and Power Risk Management (2002) plunges into the wild world of energy trading, where normal market rules don’t exist. You’ll discover how electricity’s unique physical properties create price spikes, learn why weather patterns drive market behavior – and ultimately understand why power markets operate differently from any other financial system. 

Who should read Energy and Power Risk Management?

  • Investors seeking deep insights into complex energy markets
  • Energy professionals interested in advanced trading strategies and risk management
  • Academics analyzing mathematical models of power market behaviors

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: How to Solve It by George Pólya

How to Solve It

George Pólya
A New Aspect of Mathematical Method
4.4 (7 ratings)
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What's How to Solve It about?

How to Solve It (1945) revolutionized mathematical thinking by breaking down complex problem-solving into clear, manageable steps. You'll learn systematic methods for approaching any challenge, from identifying exactly what you're trying to solve to planning your steps and checking your work. These timeless strategies work just as well today for everything from daily decisions to mathematical proofs, making this enduring classic as relevant now as when it was first published.

Who should read How to Solve It?

  • Students seeking to improve problem-solving skills
  • Professionals wanting to enhance critical thinking
  • Mathematicians exploring cognitive approaches to problem-solving

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Unaccountability Machine by Dan Davies

The Unaccountability Machine

Dan Davies
Why Big Systems Make Terrible Decisions & And How the World Lost Its Mind
3.7 (3 ratings)
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What's The Unaccountability Machine about?

The Unaccountability Machine (2024) explores how large institutions and systems often lead to decisions that defy logic and accountability. It examines the role of bureaucracy, misaligned incentives, and structural complexity in creating environments where responsibility is diffused and poor outcomes become inevitable. Drawing on insights from management cybernetics, it also proposes strategies to identify and address these systemic flaws.

Who should read The Unaccountability Machine?

  • Curious professionals navigating large bureaucratic systems
  • Strategic policymakers addressing institutional inefficiencies
  • Practical problem-solvers tackling complex organizational challenges

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Corporation in the Twenty-First Century by John Kay

The Corporation in the Twenty-First Century

John Kay
Why (Almost) Everything We Are Told about Business Is Wrong
4.2 (33 ratings)
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What's The Corporation in the Twenty-First Century about?

The Corporation in the Twenty-First Century (2024) takes a fresh look at the evolving role of modern businesses. It explores how the shift from physical production to intellectual capital is transforming the way value is created, challenging traditional measures of success and reshaping corporate structures. As products and production become increasingly digital and knowledge-driven, it argues that businesses must adapt to thrive in this new economic landscape.

Who should read The Corporation in the Twenty-First Century?

  • Students and researchers exploring how corporations shape society
  • Anyone interested in economic history and human progress
  • Professionals wanting a fresh perspective on business and innovation

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Reading Mind by Daniel T. Willingham

The Reading Mind

Daniel T. Willingham
A Cognitive Approach to Understanding How the Mind Reads
4.4 (77 ratings)
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What's The Reading Mind about?

The Reading Mind (2017) explores the complex cognitive processes that occur when we read, from the initial recognition of letters to the deep comprehension of texts. It examines fundamental processes like sight-reading and phonetic reading, while also addressing higher-level skills such as inferential comprehension, the reading-writing connection, and the role of motivation in developing reading proficiency.

Who should read The Reading Mind?

  • Teachers seeking to understand the science behind literacy
  • Parents who want to nurture their children as readers
  • Anyone fascinated by cognitive science and psychology

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Trust Yourself by Melody Wilding

Trust Yourself

Melody Wilding
Stop Overthinking and Channel Your Emotions for Success at Work
4.3 (20 ratings)
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What's Trust Yourself about?

Trust Yourself (2021) explores the connection between sensitivity and high achievement, offering science-backed strategies to help ambitious professionals manage stress, self-doubt, and anxiety. It provides practical tools for setting boundaries, trusting your intuition, and redefining success on your own terms.

Who should read Trust Yourself?

  • High achievers struggling with self-doubt and overthinking
  • Sensitive professionals seeking confidence and balance
  • Ambitious individuals prone to burnout and perfectionism

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Judgement at Work by Andrew Likierman

Judgement at Work

Andrew Likierman
Making Better Choices
4.3 (20 ratings)
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What's Judgement at Work about?

Judgement at Work (2025) explores the critical role of sound judgment in decision-making for managers and business leaders. It introduces a six-part framework designed to enhance judgment, helping you make better choices, assess risks, and identify trustworthy people. Drawing on extensive research and expertise, it offers you practical strategies to improve your decision-making and drive success at both personal and organizational levels.

Who should read Judgement at Work?

  • Business and organizational leaders
  • Decision-makers in high-stakes environments
  • Individuals seeking better judgment and critical thinking skills

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Surfaces and Essences by Douglas Hofstadter, Emmanuel Sander

Surfaces and Essences

Douglas Hofstadter, Emmanuel Sander
Analogy as the Fuel and Fire of Thinking
4.6 (5 ratings)
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What's Surfaces and Essences about?

Surfaces and Essences (2011) argues that analogy is the engine of all thought, shaping how we learn, create, and communicate. It reveals how analogy is behind everything from casual conversation to scientific breakthroughs – and might just change the way you see your own mind.

Who should read Surfaces and Essences?

  • Science buffs
  • Pop psychologists
  • Anyone curious about human behavior

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: The Self Delusion by Gregory Berns

The Self Delusion

Gregory Berns
The New Neuroscience of How We (Re)Invent Our Identities
4.1 (9 ratings)
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What's The Self Delusion about?

The Self Delusion (2022) asks a mind-bending question: What if the “you” from yesterday, today, and tomorrow are actually three different people? It explains how our brains create the illusion of a single, continuous self – and how we can rewrite that story to shape our future.

Who should read The Self Delusion?

  • Science geeks
  • Anyone interested in how the brain works
  • People looking for a fresh start in life

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: A Geography of Time by Robert N. Levine

A Geography of Time

Robert N. Levine
On Tempo, Culture, And The Pace Of Life
4.0 (1 ratings)
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What's A Geography of Time about?

Geography of Time (1997) takes you on a fascinating journey across cultures, revealing how different societies perceive and experience time – whether it’s the fast-walking streets of New York or the laid-back rhythms of rural Brazil. It uncovers the hidden forces shaping our daily lives and may just change the way you think about time itself.

Who should read A Geography of Time?

  • Cultural explorers
  • Business professionals and travelers
  • History and sociology buffs

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Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Books: Pig Wrestling by Pete Lindsay, Mark Bawden

Pig Wrestling

Pete Lindsay, Mark Bawden
The Brilliantly Simple Way to Solve Problems & Create Change
4.0 (1 ratings)
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What's Pig Wrestling about?

Pig Wrestling (2019) offers a memorable story showing how to approach seemingly impossible problems. Follow a stressed manager guided by an unusual barista through a process for reframing difficulties. The process reveals methods drawn from top performers, helping you handle messy situations with greater clarity.

Who should read Pig Wrestling?

  • Managers seeking fresh ways to handle stubborn team difficulties smoothly
  • Anyone feeling blocked by recurring problems in work or life
  • People facing complex environments who need clearer thinking tools now

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  • An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding by David Hume
  • Rationality by Steven Pinker
  • How to Think More Effectively by The School of Life
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  • Meetings That Get Results by Terrence Metz

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  • Dave Jilk and Brad Feld
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