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Perfectly Confident
by Don A. Moore • 2020
Confidence is a measurement problem: not how sure you feel, but how wrong you might be.
3.67
315
🧠 Cognitive Biases💰 Behavioral Economics📊 Decision Science🎲 Probabilistic Thinking⚠️ Risk Assessment
Perfectly Confident Summary
Perfectly Confident 97%
Confidence is a measurement problem: not how sure you feel, but how wrong you might be.
by Don A. Moore 2020
3.67
315 ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases💰 Behavioral Economics📊 Decision Science🎲 Probabilistic Thinking⚠️ Risk Assessment
Future Babble
by Dan Gardner • 2010
Confidence sells. Accuracy doesn't. Why the loudest experts are the worst forecasters.
3.79
737
🧠 Cognitive Biases📉 Expert Forecasting🌫️ Uncertainty Management💸 Behavioral Economics⚖️ Decision Science
Future Babble Summary
Future Babble 97%
Confidence sells. Accuracy doesn't. Why the loudest experts are the worst forecasters.
by Dan Gardner 2010
3.79
737 ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases📉 Expert Forecasting🌫️ Uncertainty Management💸 Behavioral Economics⚖️ Decision Science
Risk Intelligence
by Dylan Evans • 2012
Your probability estimates are worse than you think. It's trainable, and the payoff is real.
3.71
256
📊 Risk Literacy🧠 Behavioral Economics🧩 Cognitive Biases🎲 Probability Estimation📈 Bayesian Thinking
Risk Intelligence Summary
Risk Intelligence 97%
Your probability estimates are worse than you think. It's trainable, and the payoff is real.
by Dylan Evans 2012
3.71
256 ratings
📊 Risk Literacy🧠 Behavioral Economics🧩 Cognitive Biases🎲 Probability Estimation📈 Bayesian Thinking
The Success Equation
by Michael J. Mauboussin • 2012
The ratio of skill to luck shapes every outcome. Most people misread it and pay dearly.
3.94
2k+
📈 Investment Strategy🔍 Decision Analysis🎲 Skill And Luck📊 Statistical Thinking🧠 Cognitive Biases
The Success Equation Summary
The Success Equation 97%
The ratio of skill to luck shapes every outcome. Most people misread it and pay dearly.
by Michael J. Mauboussin 2012
3.94
2k+ ratings
📈 Investment Strategy🔍 Decision Analysis🎲 Skill And Luck📊 Statistical Thinking🧠 Cognitive Biases
Risk Savvy
by Gerd Gigerenzer • 2013
Most real life is uncertainty, not risk. Simple decision rules beat complex models there.
4.01
2k+
🧠 Decision Science🔍 Cognitive Biases📊 Risk Literacy📏 Simple Rules🌫️ Uncertainty
Risk Savvy Summary
Risk Savvy 96%
Most real life is uncertainty, not risk. Simple decision rules beat complex models there.
by Gerd Gigerenzer 2013
4.01
2k+ ratings
🧠 Decision Science🔍 Cognitive Biases📊 Risk Literacy📏 Simple Rules🌫️ Uncertainty
Never Go With Your Gut
by Gleb Tsipursky • 2019
Your gut is for survival, not strategy. Override the biases that cost 10 percent of revenue.
4.12
259
🧠 Cognitive Biases📊 Behavioral Economics💼 Business Decisions📋 Evidence-Based Management🔧 Decision Frameworks
Never Go With Your Gut Summary
Never Go With Your Gut 96%
Your gut is for survival, not strategy. Override the biases that cost 10 percent of revenue.
by Gleb Tsipursky 2019
4.12
259 ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases📊 Behavioral Economics💼 Business Decisions📋 Evidence-Based Management🔧 Decision Frameworks
Fooled by Randomness
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb • 2001
Ten thousand coin-flippers produce three hundred geniuses. The biographies write themselves.
4.08
72k+
📈 Financial Markets🔬 Behavioral Economics🧠 Cognitive Biases🎲 Risk Management🔍 Decision Quality
Fooled by Randomness Summary
Fooled by Randomness 96%
Ten thousand coin-flippers produce three hundred geniuses. The biographies write themselves.
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb 2001
4.08
72k+ ratings
📈 Financial Markets🔬 Behavioral Economics🧠 Cognitive Biases🎲 Risk Management🔍 Decision Quality
Superforecasting
by Philip E. Tetlock • 2015
30% more accurate than CIA analysts: the trainable habits that predict the future.
4.08
22k+
🔮 Forecasting🎲 Probabilistic Thinking🧠 Cognitive Biases🤲 Intellectual Humility🌱 Growth Mindset
Superforecasting Summary
Superforecasting 96%
30% more accurate than CIA analysts: the trainable habits that predict the future.
by Philip E. Tetlock 2015
4.08
22k+ ratings
🔮 Forecasting🎲 Probabilistic Thinking🧠 Cognitive Biases🤲 Intellectual Humility🌱 Growth Mindset
An Economist Walks into a Brothel
by Allison Schrager • 2019
An economist sizes up risk in brothels, poker rooms, and monster waves, then hands us the rules.
3.56
2k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics⚖️ Risk Management📈 Everyday Economics🔍 Cognitive Biases☁️ Uncertainty And Risk
An Economist Walks into a Brothel Summary
An Economist Walks into a Brothel 96%
An economist sizes up risk in brothels, poker rooms, and monster waves, then hands us the rules.
by Allison Schrager 2019
3.56
2k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics⚖️ Risk Management📈 Everyday Economics🔍 Cognitive Biases☁️ Uncertainty And Risk
The Failure of Risk Management
by Douglas W. Hubbard • 2009
Standard risk management makes decisions worse than guessing. The fix is simpler than you think.
3.95
413
🛡️ Risk Management📊 Quantitative Risk🧠 Cognitive Biases🔍 Decision Analysis📐 Bayesian Methods
The Failure of Risk Management Summary
The Failure of Risk Management 96%
Standard risk management makes decisions worse than guessing. The fix is simpler than you think.
by Douglas W. Hubbard 2009
3.95
413 ratings
🛡️ Risk Management📊 Quantitative Risk🧠 Cognitive Biases🔍 Decision Analysis📐 Bayesian Methods
Irrationality
by Stuart Sutherland • 1992
Predictable mental errors everyone makes, from overconfidence to throwing good money after bad.
3.91
2k+
🧠 Cognitive Biases🔍 Decision Science📊 Statistical Thinking👥 Social Conformity🎭 Emotional Biases
Irrationality Summary
Irrationality 96%
Predictable mental errors everyone makes, from overconfidence to throwing good money after bad.
by Stuart Sutherland 1992
3.91
2k+ ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases🔍 Decision Science📊 Statistical Thinking👥 Social Conformity🎭 Emotional Biases
Decisive
by Chip Heath • 2013
Decisions fail in four predictable ways. A process fixes them, starting with one question.
3.96
18k+
🧭 Decision Making🧪 Behavioral Economics🧠 Cognitive Biases🏗️ Decision Frameworks🏛️ Modern Stoicism
Decisive Summary
Decisive 96%
Decisions fail in four predictable ways. A process fixes them, starting with one question.
by Chip Heath 2013
3.96
18k+ ratings
🧭 Decision Making🧪 Behavioral Economics🧠 Cognitive Biases🏗️ Decision Frameworks🏛️ Modern Stoicism
Maxims for Thinking Analytically
by Dan Levy • 2021
Extreme cases and simple division: Harvard legend's toolkit for sharper thinking amid uncertainty.
3.92
583
🧠 Decision Science📋 Policy Analysis🎲 Probabilistic Thinking🔍 Cognitive Biases🧩 Mental Models
Maxims for Thinking Analytically Summary
Maxims for Thinking Analytically 96%
Extreme cases and simple division: Harvard legend's toolkit for sharper thinking amid uncertainty.
by Dan Levy 2021
3.92
583 ratings
🧠 Decision Science📋 Policy Analysis🎲 Probabilistic Thinking🔍 Cognitive Biases🧩 Mental Models
Ergodicity
by Luca Dellanna • 2020
Why a bet that works for a hundred people destroys the one who repeats it.
4.05
314
🛡️ Risk Management🧠 Decision Theory🔬 Behavioral Economics🎲 Probability Thinking⏳ Long-Term Thinking
Ergodicity Summary
Ergodicity 96%
Why a bet that works for a hundred people destroys the one who repeats it.
by Luca Dellanna 2020
4.05
314 ratings
🛡️ Risk Management🧠 Decision Theory🔬 Behavioral Economics🎲 Probability Thinking⏳ Long-Term Thinking
Smart Choices
by John S. Hammond • 1998
The most expensive mistakes happen before you even name the problem. A method for catching them.
4.02
7k+
🧱 Decision Frameworks📊 Decision Analysis🧠 Cognitive Biases⚠️ Risk Analysis🔍 Problem Solving
Smart Choices Summary
Smart Choices 96%
The most expensive mistakes happen before you even name the problem. A method for catching them.
by John S. Hammond 1998
4.02
7k+ ratings
🧱 Decision Frameworks📊 Decision Analysis🧠 Cognitive Biases⚠️ Risk Analysis🔍 Problem Solving
The Halo Effect
by Philip M. Rosenzweig • 2007
Celebrated business books share a fatal flaw: they mistake the glow of success for its cause.
3.89
6k+
🧠 Cognitive Biases🎲 Survivorship Bias📊 Evidence-Based Management♟️ Business Strategy🔍 Causal Inference
The Halo Effect Summary
The Halo Effect 96%
Celebrated business books share a fatal flaw: they mistake the glow of success for its cause.
by Philip M. Rosenzweig 2007
3.89
6k+ ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases🎲 Survivorship Bias📊 Evidence-Based Management♟️ Business Strategy🔍 Causal Inference
The Power of Noticing
by Max H. Bazerman • 2014
The worst failures were visible beforehand; the missing ingredient was never data but attention.
3.40
437
🧠 Cognitive Biases💰 Behavioral Economics🏢 Organizational Culture⚠️ Risk Management👔 Executive Leadership
The Power of Noticing Summary
The Power of Noticing 96%
The worst failures were visible beforehand; the missing ingredient was never data but attention.
by Max H. Bazerman 2014
3.40
437 ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases💰 Behavioral Economics🏢 Organizational Culture⚠️ Risk Management👔 Executive Leadership
How to Expect the Unexpected
by Kit Yates • 2023
Master the science of prediction: why your gut fails, and when the smartest forecast is none.
3.69
188
🔮 Forecasting🧠 Cognitive Biases🎲 Probability🔄 Systems Thinking🦋 Chaos Theory
How to Expect the Unexpected Summary
How to Expect the Unexpected 96%
Master the science of prediction: why your gut fails, and when the smartest forecast is none.
by Kit Yates 2023
3.69
188 ratings
🔮 Forecasting🧠 Cognitive Biases🎲 Probability🔄 Systems Thinking🦋 Chaos Theory
The Drunkard's Walk
by Leonard Mlodinow • 2008
Success isn't as earned as you think. Probability decides more outcomes than talent ever does.
3.95
25k+
🎲 Probability And Chance🧠 Cognitive Biases💰 Behavioral Economics📊 Statistical Reasoning🎯 Randomness And Luck
The Drunkard's Walk Summary
The Drunkard's Walk 96%
Success isn't as earned as you think. Probability decides more outcomes than talent ever does.
by Leonard Mlodinow 2008
3.95
25k+ ratings
🎲 Probability And Chance🧠 Cognitive Biases💰 Behavioral Economics📊 Statistical Reasoning🎯 Randomness And Luck
The Flaw of Averages
by Sam L. Savage • 2009
A single average can sink your plan. The missing skill: thinking in distributions.
3.86
574
🧠 Decision Science🎲 Probabilistic Thinking⚠️ Risk Management🧩 Cognitive Biases🎰 Monte Carlo Methods
The Flaw of Averages Summary
The Flaw of Averages 96%
A single average can sink your plan. The missing skill: thinking in distributions.
by Sam L. Savage 2009
3.86
574 ratings
🧠 Decision Science🎲 Probabilistic Thinking⚠️ Risk Management🧩 Cognitive Biases🎰 Monte Carlo Methods
The Laws of Trading
by Agustin Lebron • 2019
The rules that keep traders alive are the same rules that govern every decision you make.
4.03
426
🧠 Trading Psychology🛡️ Risk Management💡 Behavioral Economics🏗️ Model Building📡 Information Asymmetry
The Laws of Trading Summary
The Laws of Trading 95%
The rules that keep traders alive are the same rules that govern every decision you make.
by Agustin Lebron 2019
4.03
426 ratings
🧠 Trading Psychology🛡️ Risk Management💡 Behavioral Economics🏗️ Model Building📡 Information Asymmetry
The Yellow Pad
by Robert E. Rubin • 2023
A yellow pad and honest odds: the method that steered Goldman Sachs and the White House.
3.70
268
📊 Decision Frameworks⚠️ Risk Management🎲 Thinking In Probabilities🧠 Cognitive Biases🚨 Crisis Leadership
The Yellow Pad Summary
The Yellow Pad 95%
A yellow pad and honest odds: the method that steered Goldman Sachs and the White House.
by Robert E. Rubin 2023
3.70
268 ratings
📊 Decision Frameworks⚠️ Risk Management🎲 Thinking In Probabilities🧠 Cognitive Biases🚨 Crisis Leadership
Noise
by Daniel Kahneman • 2021
You know about bias. The bigger judgment error is noise: the random scatter no one is auditing.
3.67
17k+
📊 Decision Science🏢 Organizational Behavior🧠 Behavioral Economics📢 Noise And Bias🎯 Error Reduction
Noise Summary
Noise 95%
You know about bias. The bigger judgment error is noise: the random scatter no one is auditing.
by Daniel Kahneman 2021
3.67
17k+ ratings
📊 Decision Science🏢 Organizational Behavior🧠 Behavioral Economics📢 Noise And Bias🎯 Error Reduction
Thinking Fast and Slow in 30 Minutes - The Expert Guide to Daniel Kahneman's Critically Acclaimed Book
by The 30 Minute Expert Series • 2013
You jump to conclusions because you're wired to. Those jumps follow a script you can learn.
3.87
31
📉 Behavioral Economics🧩 Cognitive Biases🗺 Heuristics🔬 Dual Process Theory💸 Loss Aversion
Thinking Fast and Slow in 30 Minutes - The Expert Guide to Daniel Kahneman's Critically Acclaimed Book Summary
Thinking Fast and Slow in 30 Minutes - The Expert Guide to Daniel Kahneman's Critically Acclaimed Book 95%
You jump to conclusions because you're wired to. Those jumps follow a script you can learn.
by The 30 Minute Expert Series 2013
3.87
31 ratings
📉 Behavioral Economics🧩 Cognitive Biases🗺 Heuristics🔬 Dual Process Theory💸 Loss Aversion
Sway
by Ori Brafman • 2008
Seven invisible biases that make rational people overpay, overstay, and reject free money.
3.78
20k+
💰 Behavioral Economics🧠 Cognitive Biases👀 Value Perception🗣️ Groupthink🎯 Incentive Design
Sway Summary
Sway 95%
Seven invisible biases that make rational people overpay, overstay, and reject free money.
by Ori Brafman 2008
3.78
20k+ ratings
💰 Behavioral Economics🧠 Cognitive Biases👀 Value Perception🗣️ Groupthink🎯 Incentive Design
Tune In
by Nuala Walsh • 2024
Hear what your mind erases: a playbook to stop sabotaging the decisions that matter most.
4.30
122
🧠 Cognitive Biases📈 Behavioral Economics🎯 Attention Management📊 Information Overload👥 Groupthink
Tune In Summary
Tune In 95%
Hear what your mind erases: a playbook to stop sabotaging the decisions that matter most.
by Nuala Walsh 2024
4.30
122 ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases📈 Behavioral Economics🎯 Attention Management📊 Information Overload👥 Groupthink
100 mental models
by Wisdom Theory
Why a hundred borrowed concepts from physics, economics, and psychology beat expertise alone.
4.00
105
🧠 Mental Models🧩 Cognitive Biases🧭 Decision Frameworks🔄 Systems Thinking📉 Behavioral Economics
100 mental models Summary
100 mental models 95%
Why a hundred borrowed concepts from physics, economics, and psychology beat expertise alone.
by Wisdom Theory
4.00
105 ratings
🧠 Mental Models🧩 Cognitive Biases🧭 Decision Frameworks🔄 Systems Thinking📉 Behavioral Economics
The Undoing Project
by Michael Lewis • 2016
Two men, one mind. The friendship that mapped the hidden flaws in every human judgment.
3.99
64k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics🔬 Cognitive Psychology⚠️ Cognitive Biases🎲 Risk Perception📖 Intellectual Biography
The Undoing Project Summary
The Undoing Project 95%
Two men, one mind. The friendship that mapped the hidden flaws in every human judgment.
by Michael Lewis 2016
3.99
64k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🔬 Cognitive Psychology⚠️ Cognitive Biases🎲 Risk Perception📖 Intellectual Biography
Streetlights and Shadows
by Gary Klein • 2009
Complex situations demand a different decision playbook. One built on recognition, not comparison.
4.28
321
🧠 Intuition And Analysis🔍 Sensemaking📊 Behavioral Economics🏋️ Expertise Development🛡️ Risk And Resilience
Streetlights and Shadows Summary
Streetlights and Shadows 95%
Complex situations demand a different decision playbook. One built on recognition, not comparison.
by Gary Klein 2009
4.28
321 ratings
🧠 Intuition And Analysis🔍 Sensemaking📊 Behavioral Economics🏋️ Expertise Development🛡️ Risk And Resilience
HBR Guide to Critical Thinking
by Harvard Business Review • 2023
Why assumptions trap you, and how to escape before you decide: HBR guide to clearer thinking.
3.92
198
🧠 Critical Thinking🤔 Decision Making🧐 Cognitive Biases🧩 Problem Solving📚 Behavioral Economics
HBR Guide to Critical Thinking Summary
HBR Guide to Critical Thinking 95%
Why assumptions trap you, and how to escape before you decide: HBR guide to clearer thinking.
by Harvard Business Review 2023
3.92
198 ratings
🧠 Critical Thinking🤔 Decision Making🧐 Cognitive Biases🧩 Problem Solving📚 Behavioral Economics
A Mathematician Plays the Stock Market
by John Allen Paulos • 2003
The market's worst crashes aren't anomalies: they're built into the math most investors ignore.
3.46
823
💰 Behavioral Finance📈 Stock Market🧠 Cognitive Biases⚖️ Market Efficiency📊 Statistical Thinking
A Mathematician Plays the Stock Market Summary
A Mathematician Plays the Stock Market 95%
The market's worst crashes aren't anomalies: they're built into the math most investors ignore.
by John Allen Paulos 2003
3.46
823 ratings
💰 Behavioral Finance📈 Stock Market🧠 Cognitive Biases⚖️ Market Efficiency📊 Statistical Thinking
Why We Make Mistakes
by Joseph T. Hallinan • 2009
Your brain edits reality, rewrites your memories, and is certain you're above average.
3.91
9k+
🧠 Cognitive Biases📊 Behavioral Economics✅ Error Reduction🎯 Attention Management🧩 Memory Fallibility
Why We Make Mistakes Summary
Why We Make Mistakes 95%
Your brain edits reality, rewrites your memories, and is certain you're above average.
by Joseph T. Hallinan 2009
3.91
9k+ ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases📊 Behavioral Economics✅ Error Reduction🎯 Attention Management🧩 Memory Fallibility
How to Make the World Add Up
by Tim Harford • 2020
Bad statistics weaponize your feelings. Ten rules for seeing what the numbers actually say.
4.12
8k+
🧮 Statistical Literacy🧠 Cognitive Biases🔍 Data Skepticism💡 Behavioral Economics💰 Economic Thinking
How to Make the World Add Up Summary
How to Make the World Add Up 95%
Bad statistics weaponize your feelings. Ten rules for seeing what the numbers actually say.
by Tim Harford 2020
4.12
8k+ ratings
🧮 Statistical Literacy🧠 Cognitive Biases🔍 Data Skepticism💡 Behavioral Economics💰 Economic Thinking
Rock Breaks Scissors
by William Poundstone • 2014
Why you can outguess anyone: the predictable mistakes we make when we try to be random.
3.50
772
📈 Behavioral Economics🧩 Cognitive Biases🔍 Pattern Recognition🎲 Applied Probability📝 Test-Taking Strategies
Rock Breaks Scissors Summary
Rock Breaks Scissors 95%
Why you can outguess anyone: the predictable mistakes we make when we try to be random.
by William Poundstone 2014
3.50
772 ratings
📈 Behavioral Economics🧩 Cognitive Biases🔍 Pattern Recognition🎲 Applied Probability📝 Test-Taking Strategies
How Not to Be Wrong
by Jordan Ellenberg • 2014
Your brain defaults to straight lines. Math reveals the curves that keep you from being wrong.
3.95
22k+
🧮 Mathematical Thinking📊 Statistical Thinking🧠 Cognitive Biases🎲 Probability And Risk🔄 Bayesian Thinking
How Not to Be Wrong Summary
How Not to Be Wrong 95%
Your brain defaults to straight lines. Math reveals the curves that keep you from being wrong.
by Jordan Ellenberg 2014
3.95
22k+ ratings
🧮 Mathematical Thinking📊 Statistical Thinking🧠 Cognitive Biases🎲 Probability And Risk🔄 Bayesian Thinking
More Than You Know
by Michael J. Mauboussin • 2006
Markets follow the rules of ant colonies, poker games, and cognitive biases, not economic models.
4.07
2k+
📈 Investment Philosophy🧠 Behavioral Finance🎲 Probabilistic Thinking🤔 Cognitive Biases🕸️ Complex Systems
More Than You Know Summary
More Than You Know 95%
Markets follow the rules of ant colonies, poker games, and cognitive biases, not economic models.
by Michael J. Mauboussin 2006
4.07
2k+ ratings
📈 Investment Philosophy🧠 Behavioral Finance🎲 Probabilistic Thinking🤔 Cognitive Biases🕸️ Complex Systems
Chancing It
by Robert Matthews • 2017
How a formula from 17th-century gambling can tell you what any decision is worth.
3.81
227
🎲 Probability Theory📊 Statistical Thinking🧮 Bayesian Reasoning⚠️ Risk Assessment🧠 Cognitive Biases
Chancing It Summary
Chancing It 95%
How a formula from 17th-century gambling can tell you what any decision is worth.
by Robert Matthews 2017
3.81
227 ratings
🎲 Probability Theory📊 Statistical Thinking🧮 Bayesian Reasoning⚠️ Risk Assessment🧠 Cognitive Biases
The Elements of Choice
by Eric J. Johnson • 2021
Your choices feel free. But someone arranged the options, and that arrangement is doing the work.
3.91
523
🧠 Behavioral Economics🔬 Decision Science🪤 Cognitive Biases🎛️ Choice Design🛒 Consumer Psychology
The Elements of Choice Summary
The Elements of Choice 95%
Your choices feel free. But someone arranged the options, and that arrangement is doing the work.
by Eric J. Johnson 2021
3.91
523 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🔬 Decision Science🪤 Cognitive Biases🎛️ Choice Design🛒 Consumer Psychology
You're About to Make a Terrible Mistake
by Olivier Sibony • 2019
You can't think your way out of bias. Better decisions need better process, not better people.
4.05
720
🧠 Cognitive Biases📊 Behavioral Economics🏗️ Decision Architecture👥 Group Decision-Making🏢 Organizational Behavior
You're About to Make a Terrible Mistake Summary
You're About to Make a Terrible Mistake 95%
You can't think your way out of bias. Better decisions need better process, not better people.
by Olivier Sibony 2019
4.05
720 ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases📊 Behavioral Economics🏗️ Decision Architecture👥 Group Decision-Making🏢 Organizational Behavior
Framers
by Kenneth Cukier • 2021
AI can't ask 'what if.' That single gap explains why humans remain irreplaceable.
3.53
568
🧠 Mental Models🔬 Decision Science🤖 Human Vs Machine🔗 Causal Reasoning🌐 Cognitive Diversity
Framers Summary
Framers 95%
AI can't ask 'what if.' That single gap explains why humans remain irreplaceable.
by Kenneth Cukier 2021
3.53
568 ratings
🧠 Mental Models🔬 Decision Science🤖 Human Vs Machine🔗 Causal Reasoning🌐 Cognitive Diversity
The Science of Organizational Change
by Paul Gibbons • 2019
Half of corporate change fails, and the guru-industrial complex is covering up the real reasons.
4.02
87
🏢 Organizational Change💰 Behavioral Economics🤔 Cognitive Biases📊 Evidence-Based Management💥 Management Myths
The Science of Organizational Change Summary
The Science of Organizational Change 95%
Half of corporate change fails, and the guru-industrial complex is covering up the real reasons.
by Paul Gibbons 2019
4.02
87 ratings
🏢 Organizational Change💰 Behavioral Economics🤔 Cognitive Biases📊 Evidence-Based Management💥 Management Myths
Against the Gods
by Peter L. Bernstein • 1996
The modern world began when humans stopped blaming the gods and started calculating the odds.
3.95
15k+
🛡️ Risk Management📜 Financial History🎲 Probability Theory🏛️ Intellectual History🧠 Behavioral Economics
Against the Gods Summary
Against the Gods 95%
The modern world began when humans stopped blaming the gods and started calculating the odds.
by Peter L. Bernstein 1996
3.95
15k+ ratings
🛡️ Risk Management📜 Financial History🎲 Probability Theory🏛️ Intellectual History🧠 Behavioral Economics
The Biggest Bluff
by Maria Konnikova • 2020
No card skills, a legendary coach: how a journalist reached a pro poker final table.
4.07
16k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics🎲 Luck Vs. Skill🧘 Emotional Discipline📊 Probability Thinking🌱 Growth Mindset
The Biggest Bluff Summary
The Biggest Bluff 95%
No card skills, a legendary coach: how a journalist reached a pro poker final table.
by Maria Konnikova 2020
4.07
16k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🎲 Luck Vs. Skill🧘 Emotional Discipline📊 Probability Thinking🌱 Growth Mindset
Farsighted
by Steven Johnson • 2018
Why our biggest choices flunk the pro/con list, and what works: mapping, rehearsal, fiction.
3.55
2k+
🧠 Decision Science🗺️ Strategic Planning⏳ Long-Term Thinking🔮 Scenario Planning📊 Behavioral Economics
Farsighted Summary
Farsighted 95%
Why our biggest choices flunk the pro/con list, and what works: mapping, rehearsal, fiction.
by Steven Johnson 2018
3.55
2k+ ratings
🧠 Decision Science🗺️ Strategic Planning⏳ Long-Term Thinking🔮 Scenario Planning📊 Behavioral Economics
Why Smart People Make Big Money Mistakes And How To Correct Them
by Gary Belsky • 1999
The psychology that makes smart people fail with money, and the behavioral economics that fixes it.
3.96
2k+
🧠 Behavioral Economics🧩 Cognitive Biases📈 Investor Psychology🤔 Decision Psychology💰 Money Mindset
Why Smart People Make Big Money Mistakes And How To Correct Them Summary
Why Smart People Make Big Money Mistakes And How To Correct Them 95%
The psychology that makes smart people fail with money, and the behavioral economics that fixes it.
by Gary Belsky 1999
3.96
2k+ ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🧩 Cognitive Biases📈 Investor Psychology🤔 Decision Psychology💰 Money Mindset
Thinking and Deciding
by Jonathan Baron • 2007
A psychologist's guide to mental shortcuts that fail, and the rules that repair them.
4.06
320
🧠 Cognitive Biases🧱 Mental Models📊 Decision Frameworks⚙️ Productivity Methods🧩 Problem Solving
Thinking and Deciding Summary
Thinking and Deciding 95%
A psychologist's guide to mental shortcuts that fail, and the rules that repair them.
by Jonathan Baron 2007
4.06
320 ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases🧱 Mental Models📊 Decision Frameworks⚙️ Productivity Methods🧩 Problem Solving
Thinking 101
by Woo-Kyoung Ahn • 2022
Your brain is wired for survival, not accuracy, and its errors are predictable.
3.82
2k+
🧠 Cognitive Biases📉 Behavioral Economics🔗 Causal Reasoning📊 Statistical Thinking😟 Negativity Bias
Thinking 101 Summary
Thinking 101 95%
Your brain is wired for survival, not accuracy, and its errors are predictable.
by Woo-Kyoung Ahn 2022
3.82
2k+ ratings
🧠 Cognitive Biases📉 Behavioral Economics🔗 Causal Reasoning📊 Statistical Thinking😟 Negativity Bias
The Winner's Curse
by Richard H. Thaler • 1991
Economic models assume you're rational; auctions, risk, and mental accounting prove otherwise.
3.82
611
🧠 Behavioral Economics🤔 Cognitive Biases📉 Market Anomalies🎲 Risk Perception🤝 Social Preferences
The Winner's Curse Summary
The Winner's Curse 95%
Economic models assume you're rational; auctions, risk, and mental accounting prove otherwise.
by Richard H. Thaler 1991
3.82
611 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🤔 Cognitive Biases📉 Market Anomalies🎲 Risk Perception🤝 Social Preferences
Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom
by THARP • 1998
A random coin toss beat every entry method when paired with the right exit rules.
4.08
2k+
🧠 Trading Psychology🤖 Systematic Trading⚠️ Risk Management📏 Position Sizing🔍 Cognitive Biases
Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom Summary
Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom 95%
A random coin toss beat every entry method when paired with the right exit rules.
by THARP 1998
4.08
2k+ ratings
🧠 Trading Psychology🤖 Systematic Trading⚠️ Risk Management📏 Position Sizing🔍 Cognitive Biases
Psychology of Intelligence Analysis
by Richards J. Heuer Jr. • 2005
CIA's textbook for outthinking your own limits: structured methods that catch what intuition misses.
4.27
1k+
🕵️ Intelligence Analysis🧠 Cognitive Biases📊 Structured Analysis🗺️ Mental Models🧪 Cognitive Psychology
Psychology of Intelligence Analysis Summary
Psychology of Intelligence Analysis 95%
CIA's textbook for outthinking your own limits: structured methods that catch what intuition misses.
by Richards J. Heuer Jr. 2005
4.27
1k+ ratings
🕵️ Intelligence Analysis🧠 Cognitive Biases📊 Structured Analysis🗺️ Mental Models🧪 Cognitive Psychology
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