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Behavioural Economics 94%
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The Honest Truth About Dishonesty 94%
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Buddhism 94%
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How to Become Famous Summary
How to Become Famous 94%
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Against Empathy Summary
Against Empathy 93%
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The World Beyond Your Head Summary
The World Beyond Your Head 93%
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📰 Media Criticism📵 Digital Minimalism🧠 Attention Management🔄 Behavioral Addiction🎯 Cognitive Bias
Stop Reading the News Summary
Stop Reading the News 93%
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🧠 Consumer Psychology📊 Market Research🧪 Neuromarketing🏃 Embodied Cognition📖 Brand Storytelling
How Customers Think Summary
How Customers Think 93%
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🧠 Behavioral Economics🔍 Cognitive Biases🔗 Systems Thinking✏️ Design Thinking🧩 Mental Models
Subtract Summary
Subtract 93%
We add to fix things; subtraction works better. The cognitive bias that hides the shorter path.
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Head in the Cloud 93%
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How To Find a Black Cat in a Dark Room 93%
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Don't Believe Everything You Think Summary
Don't Believe Everything You Think 93%
Your brain hunts for stories, ignores stats, and rewrites its memories. Skepticism is the repair.
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🧠 Persuasion Psychology👥 Social Influence🔍 Cognitive Biases📊 Behavioral Economics🤝 Compliance Tactics
Methods of Persuasion Summary
Methods of Persuasion 93%
Every decision rides on invisible psychological rails. Here is how to lay the track.
by Nick Kolenda 2013
4.14
2k+ ratings
🧠 Persuasion Psychology👥 Social Influence🔍 Cognitive Biases📊 Behavioral Economics🤝 Compliance Tactics
Decoded
by Phil P. Barden • 2013
Two systems run every purchase. The fast, unconscious one decides; the slow, rational one explains.
4.18
1k+
🧠 Consumer Psychology🔬 Neuromarketing💰 Behavioral Economics🏗️ Decision Architecture🎯 Brand Strategy
Decoded Summary
Decoded 93%
Two systems run every purchase. The fast, unconscious one decides; the slow, rational one explains.
by Phil P. Barden 2013
4.18
1k+ ratings
🧠 Consumer Psychology🔬 Neuromarketing💰 Behavioral Economics🏗️ Decision Architecture🎯 Brand Strategy
Freakonomics Rev Ed
by Steven D. Levitt • 2005
Data, not experts, explains why crime fell, why teachers cheat, and why agents undersell your house.
4.01
902k+
🍿 Pop Economics🧠 Behavioral Economics🎯 Incentive Design📊 Data Journalism🔍 Information Asymmetry
Freakonomics Rev Ed Summary
Freakonomics Rev Ed 93%
Data, not experts, explains why crime fell, why teachers cheat, and why agents undersell your house.
by Steven D. Levitt 2005
4.01
902k+ ratings
🍿 Pop Economics🧠 Behavioral Economics🎯 Incentive Design📊 Data Journalism🔍 Information Asymmetry
FRICTION―The Untapped Force That Can Be Your Most Powerful Advantage
by Roger Dooley • 2019
The hidden force that decides what you buy, what you quit, and what you never start.
4.09
119
🧠 Behavioral Economics🛒 Customer Experience🧱 Habit Design💻 User Experience👆 Nudge Theory
FRICTION―The Untapped Force That Can Be Your Most Powerful Advantage Summary
FRICTION―The Untapped Force That Can Be Your Most Powerful Advantage 93%
The hidden force that decides what you buy, what you quit, and what you never start.
by Roger Dooley 2019
4.09
119 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🛒 Customer Experience🧱 Habit Design💻 User Experience👆 Nudge Theory
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