How to Become a Thinking Person

This book is really good! It made me realize that in this era of information explosion, we need to learn to think independently instead of blindly accepting everything. The author provides seven thinking skills, each of which is very practical and can help us better deal with various problems in life and work. I particularly like the parts in the book about self-driving ability and leaping ability, which allow us to face challenges more actively and continuously improve ourselves. If you also want to become a thinking person, then this book is definitely worth reading. It not only helps you break the boundaries of your thinking, but also allows you to better adapt to this complex and ever-changing world.

This is a good book with a lot of useful information. The author mentioned in it that everyone has the ability to think, but only through "exercise" and frequent thinking can we come up with some good ideas when we least expect it, so thinking about this matter also requires some "experience". Moreover, in this new era, I hope we can all develop good thinking habits, find what we want to do as soon as possible, and focus on a field or job that we are interested in and passionate about.

Active thinking: Develop the habit of actively asking yourself questions Holistic perspective: looking at the problem from a global perspective Leap perspective: look at problems from different directions, even across disciplines Classification: Classify problems by attributes Multi-level thinking: as opposed to knee-jerk reactions, in-depth thinking that continuously adds variables Continuous refinement: similar to Musk's first principles, the smallest unit of the problem Questioning: When it comes to other people's opinions, you first ask if they are right, and when it comes to your own, you go back and test them. The author is mainly based on his own life and work experience, which is not bad and slightly inspiring.

After listening to it and watching it for the first time. The most impressive thing is. Think of facts and opinions separately. … What experts say is not necessarily right, and the data is not necessarily right (don't easily believe the data from other people's mouths, it may be based on the choice to maximize your own interests.) To put it bluntly, it is doubt and self-questioning. The final tip is also a bit impressive. When expressing your own opinions, first verbally state the correct and incorrect points. . Summarize your thoughts.

A good book worth reading. It opens the door to thinking for readers and guides us on the journey to become thinking people. After reading this book, the biggest gain is to have a new perspective on the way you think. In the past, many times we relied on instinct or habit when making decisions and facing problems, without really thinking deeply about whether the process was reasonable.

At present, I only see the second way of thinking. What I want to say is that any theoretical knowledge needs to be tested by one's own actual life. It cannot be passed by reading it. Practice is the only criterion for testing truth💪💪💪 After reading it, I feel very deep. I will try it starting from this book review. I will continue to give feedback if I have any experience. I hope you can encourage me [laughs]

A very short book, but very helpful. The author sincerely shared his way of thinking. Thinking is also a kind of physical strength and needs to be exercised.

[Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts] Leave a note when passing by! [If you use self-drive ability, multi-level thinking ability, doubt ability, overall ability, differentiation ability, leap ability, and fine decomposition ability, you can naturally find what you should do.

This book is not a long book, but focuses on seven thinking habits to express its views. Among them, the three I, M, and V of interpersonal thinking habits can be used to measure the approximate progress of interpersonal relationships. Others are specific examples. Based on the knowledge of the previous book I read and my own opinions, I divided it into comprehensive books. These core knowledge can be combined with the contents of other books to accelerate the formation of one's own behavioral habits, and finally encourage oneself to read more books

It's good, but it's hard to understand. The author is very careful and shares how to train multiple thinking abilities. Recommended Next time I download it, I'll check it out again.

Learn to use 7 abilities to serve yourself

When dealing with problems, we must prioritize them. Look at things from a more skeptical perspective, Stay focused, observe more, and improve memory.

Some ideas are very practical. Just like if you exercise every day, you must practice deliberately in order to develop muscle memory and form your own habits and subconscious mind.

Multi-level thinking ability, differentiation ability, global ability, etc. Can all be used in reality. Only by constant thinking can life develop better.

The translation is okay,

A very good book, very useful.

It's okay but I can't understand it later

I like it very much, it's really practical

Books about how to think

Very interesting, highly recommended

Nice, practical and objective example

Everything starts from one sentence "What is your selling point?"

The biggest inspiration for me after reading this book is the importance of thinking before doing anything. At the same time, I also learned that thinking is divided into multiple levels. Smart people are people who can think.

This book is very good. For those who don't know how to think, you can start learning from the methods mentioned in the book.

Constructive opinions can be used for reference.

It is the author's experience that touches and inspires him.

The book is pretty good and worth spending time studying.

This book doesn't have much content, it's concise and concise, but it gave me more inspiration. I need to write down my thoughts when I read it, otherwise it's easy to forget later.

This is a very enlightening and uplifting book, thank the author for sharing it!

A very good book with great benefits