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"Thinking tools are more important than knowledge, and more important than money, feelings and IQ." I agree with this view. The author provides us with a thinking toolbox, which contains fifty-two strategic suggestions. Among them, the one I am most interested in is "The negative art of a good life, don't do wrong things, and the right things will happen." This discussion is very philosophical, the positive side is very abstract, but the negative side is very concrete, and people always list clearly what they fear will happen. So let's think about it from another angle. As long as we find ways to ensure that negative things will not happen, isn't that also a merit? Isn't avoiding potential dangers and disasters a way to start a better life?
The author of this book sees the complexity and uncertainty of the world, and because human decision-making is interfered by a large number of emotional and random factors, it is more difficult to clearly establish the purpose and the means to achieve this purpose, which often leads to disordered actions. Therefore, this book emphasizes the importance of "thinking" and draws on classic materials and cutting-edge scientific research results to construct 52 thinking tools, such as mental accounting, black box thinking, ovarian lottery, etc., Which are of great help in optimizing decision-making and improving real-world returns.
"Thinking tools are more important than knowledge, and more important than money, feelings and IQ." I agree with this view. The author provides us with a thinking toolbox, which contains fifty-two strategic suggestions. Among them, the one I am most interested in is "The negative art of a good life, don't do wrong things, and the right things will happen." This discussion is very philosophical, the positive side is very abstract, but the negative side is very concrete, and people always list clearly what they fear will happen. So let's think about it from another angle. As long as we find ways to ensure that negative things will not happen, isn't that also a merit? Isn't it also a way to start a better life by avoiding potential hidden dangers and disasters?
The book is rich in content and the chapters are concise and interesting. In order to guide readers to adjust their body and mind and think clearly, the author lists many interesting stories and puts forward unique opinions and suggestions. "You can't get a good life by thinking", but you can imagine yourself as a market, and imagine "fear" and "anxiety" as birds above the market. They will come and eventually fly away. Don't think you won't fool yourself, as introspection illusions and focus illusions can occur. There are many roads to happiness. In various experiences, train your mind and develop a peaceful heart!
The author Dobery also quotes some interesting examples and quotes to make the content more vivid. For example, he said, "We need a toolbox full of ways of thinking." This sentence is really inspiring. I think this book will be of great help to our lives and work, and it is worth reading!