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  1. Memory Psychology: Revealing the Laws of Memory Through Experiments (Germany) Written by Hermann Ebbinghaus; Compiled by Ni Caicompleted Ebbinghaus, a famous German psychologist, conducted a large number of experiments with himself as a subject and wrote a research report on memory called "Memory Psychology: Revealing the Laws of Memory through Experiments." He told the world about effective methods to improve memory knowledge, the relationship between learning content and learning speed, and how the sensational memory curve and forgetting curve were derived. —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  2. 10 Ways of Thinking Used by Smart People Around the World Written by Zhai Wenming and Chu Shuhuicompleted The famous success master Napoleon Hill once said: Without a successful way of thinking, there will be no successful results. A person does not necessarily need to have high intelligence or natural ability to achieve great success and satisfaction. The correct way of thinking is the key to survival, competition and success. What powerful tools do successful politicians, entrepreneurs, managers, and scientists around the world use to analyze problems, innovate ideas, make decisions, and solve pro —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  3. Brain-Burning Mathematics Basics Liu Xuezhi Chief Editorcompleted This set of books is "Whole Brain Thinking", which is divided into "Basics of Brain-Burning Mathematics" and "Advanced Brain-Burning Mathematics". This volume is "Basics of Brain-Burning Mathematics". This volume contains nearly a hundred elementary math games that children love to play, with low difficulty. These games come in various forms, are endlessly interesting, combine difficulty with ease, and are both educational and entertaining. By solving these puzzles, children can comprehensively —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  4. Memory Techniques to Improve Academic Performance Zhang Zhencompleted For students, "not being able to remember" is a very troublesome problem. How to remember quickly and firmly has become something students want to know. Parents and teachers have also been struggling to find more effective memory methods. _X005F_x000D_ This book starts from a practical perspective and helps students find ways to improve their memory. By following the memory methods in this book, you can easily remember the knowledge of various subjects, learn easily, improve your grades, and exp —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  5. Infinite Memory By Kostiantyncompleted Do you want to have a better memory? Do you want to improve your brain function? This way you can learn faster, remember more, and be more efficient. Maybe you want to have a photographic memory and become a superhero who can remember all kinds of information, including facts, names, and details of events... This book has everything you need for unlimited memory power. As you read, you'll learn actionable steps to achieve the results you want by improving your memory. You'll discover how to use —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  6. 7S Double Speed Memory Method High-Efficiency Learning and Research Institutioncompleted "7S Speed ​​Memory Method" can provide those students who are still struggling in the "sea of ​​learning" and people who always complain about their poor memory with an ark that can lead them out of the "sea of ​​suffering"! At the same time, it also takes those people who are diligent and motivated and surpass themselves to the other side of their ideals! People riding on the "Super" express ship will reach their destination quickly and smoothly! This book collects the best results of the world —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  7. Programming Thinking for Everyone (UK) Jim Christian; Yu Yingji; Li Yanghuan; Lin Jiacompleted What is programming thinking? In addition to numbers, symbols or codes, programming thinking most importantly refers to creatively solving problems and expressing ideas. What ties the past, present, and perhaps future of programming languages ​​together is a set of core concepts that have roots in computer science, logic, and mathematics—which is what this book will explore. In the process of learning programming thinking in this book, you do not need to touch a line of actual code in advance, d —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  8. Complete Collection of Super Memory Techniques Written by Yu Haidicompleted Good memory is one of the cornerstones of success and an indispensable factor for many people to reach the top of their careers. The quality of memory is often the key to academic and career success. Throughout history, many outstanding figures have extraordinary memories. Caesar the Great in ancient Rome could remember the face and name of every soldier, Aristotle could recite the books he had read almost verbatim, and Marx could recite entire paragraphs of the works of masters such as Goethe, —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  9. A Comprehensive Guide to Left and Right Brain Training Li Xincompleted Do you know your own brain? Do you think your brain has reached its full potential? Do you often think you are stupid? In life, there are always some people who think that they are stupid and not as smart as others. But they don't know that the reason why they fail to achieve good results or even achieve success is because they only use a small part of their brain's potential, and their personal abilities are not fully utilized. Nowadays, society is developing at an extremely fast speed. Whether —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  10. Extraordinary Memory Skills to Use After Reading Zhu Jianguocompleted This book is a practical guide to quickly improve and improve your memory, covering memory methods that are widely used and efficient in ancient and modern times at home and abroad. The book conducts in-depth discussions on many issues such as the complex mechanism of memory, factors affecting memory, and methods to improve memory. It also introduces a variety of "secret techniques" that are beneficial to improving memory efficiency, which can quickly develop your memory potential, making your l —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  11. Illustrated Super Memory Technique Dounancompleted The potential memory ability of the human brain is amazing and beyond imagination. As long as we master scientific memory rules and methods, everyone's memory ability can be improved. When memory is improved, our ability to learn, work, and live will also improve, and it can even change our destiny. There is no such thing as a bad memory. Your memory is much better than you think. "Illustrated Good Memory Techniques (Full Color Illustrated Collector's Edition)" edited by Dounan is not only a sma —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  12. Super Memory Magic Training Compiled by Yuan Minqincompleted A good memory is one of the cornerstones of success. Throughout history, many outstanding figures have extraordinary memories. For example, Caesar the Great in ancient Rome could remember the face and name of every soldier; Aristotle could recite the books he had read almost verbatim; Marx could recite entire paragraphs of the works of Goethe, Dante, Shakespeare and other masters... How is your memory? Are you complaining about your memory? How much of your memory potential remains untapped? Are —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  13. Just Change Your Thinking and It Will Be Done Compiled by Gao Yifeicompleted The fundamental difference between outstanding people and mediocre people is whether they can proactively find good ideas for success. Among the two, the former is pioneering and innovative, while the latter is stuck in the past. Their attitudes lead to their very different lives. Starting from thinking, you can gain the ultimate power to change your life and destiny. The backward thinking is the root of all backwardness. Only by letting our thinking lead can we take the lead! This book uses ide —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  14. A Lifelong Memory Improvement Guide Peter Lincompleted The author, Peter Lin, compiled 12 years of personal learning experience and 7 years of teaching experience in teaching super memory into a set of simple and practical memory skills. The techniques in "Memory Improvement Guide for a Lifetime" help the author and his students achieve effective memory. The theory of this book is simple and easy to understand. It provides progressive memory training techniques and practical application cases. It allows readers to master efficient memory techniques —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  15. Read Mind Map with a Book Written by Liu Xuandaocompleted Mind mapping is known as "the revolutionary thinking tool of the 21st century" and its influence has swept the world. World-renowned companies such as IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, HP, Boeing, and General Motors have made mind mapping one of the required courses for employee training; world-renowned universities such as Harvard University and Cambridge University have widely used mind mapping in classrooms. This book is a mind mapping tool suitable for Chinese people. Everyone from primary and seconda —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  16. Thinking and Habits That Will Shape Your Life Morning Skycompleted Habits are formed bit by bit, in cycles, and through countless repeated thoughts. Good thinking and habits are also the key to success or failure. This book aims to help people understand these thinking habits and regard these thinking and habits as extensive, lasting and necessary lifelong learning. It also hopes that through the knowledge in this book, people can use their thinking habits to cope with uncertain and challenging situations. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  17. Toyota's One-Page Minimalist Thinking Method Asada Taku, Hou Yuecompleted In work and daily life, organizing the messy things in your mind neatly on a "one page" and conveying them in a simple and clear way is Toyota's unique "one-page minimalist thinking method" summarized for readers in this book. Based on his own experience working at Toyota, the author repeatedly conducted relevant research and summarized the "one page" technology for organizing thinking, summarizing information, and communicating that anyone can easily do. This method is not only suitable for var —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  18. Super Solution Feynman Learning Method Zhang Liangcompleted The Feynman learning method is currently recognized as one of the best learning methods. It was pioneered by the American Jewish physicist Richard Feynman. Its core is to simplify complex knowledge through teaching to promote learning, let output promote input, and transform passive learning into active learning. The process of promoting learning through teaching is actually a process of reorganizing, strengthening and improving knowledge. This is not only a learning method, but also a thinking —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  19. Learning Ability: Advanced Life Lessons Bo Fengcompleted Learning is a lifelong matter. Everyone hopes to change the trajectory of life and move toward higher ground through learning. By analyzing research cases in the field of psychology and real cases in life, this book organizes effective learning methods from the aspects of anti-laziness, finding direction, making daily progress, and cherishing time. By practicing these experiences and methods, everyone can efficiently complete their learning goals and quickly realize their life dreams. —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  20. Scientific Learning: Stanford's Golden Rules of Learning Written by Daniel L. Schwartz Written by Jessica M. Written by Kristen P. Blair Translated by Guo Mancompleted The lead author of this book, Professor Schwartz, is the dean of the Stanford School of Education and an authoritative expert in the field of learning science. He has taught 18 learning-related courses. This book is derived from a popular classic learning course he taught at Stanford. Based on many years of scientific research, teaching and practical experience, the author extracted 26 representative, relatively mature and empirically effective learning rules based on thousands of documents in t —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  21. A Mathematical Thinking Lesson for Everyone (Japan) Hiroyuki Naganocompleted This book selects 23 classic questions from a large number of questions in the junior high school entrance exam, high school entrance exam, university entrance exam, etc., To tell you to understand 7 aspects of mathematical thinking and master the ability to solve unknown problems: Observe problems by sorting information: information sorting ability and observation ability; Concrete or abstract problems depending on the situation: imagination and patterning skills; For difficult questions, decom —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  22. Insight: See More Accurately and Do Better Than Others Written by Zhao Haimincompleted A person's growth and achievement are essentially determined by his cognitive level, and insight is an important manifestation of cognitive level. Only by constantly improving our insight can we see more accurately and do better than others. This book first breaks down insight into three parts, namely the ability to see the essence of the problem, the ability to understand future trends, and the ability to innovate. Focusing on these three parts, the author introduces how to improve the depth of —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  23. Reconstructing Cognition: Reshaping Thinking with Visual Imagination Eric Messercompleted This book contextualizes the theoretical concepts of cognitive thinking and allows us to recognize misunderstandings in thinking and cognition. The author not only designed many visual imagination tools to simulate real-life scenes, but also taught us step by step how to rebuild our thinking and change our cognition. This book contains 60 sections. The content of each section is simple, clear and easy to operate. It is an upgraded version of CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy). The visual imagina —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  24. Deep Impact: How to Win the Hearts of Others Naturally (Singapore) Written by Karen Leong; Translated by Jia Zhuocompleted "I've always been too shy. How can I get people's attention?" "I've given so much, why can't I always get the understanding from others?" "Everyone likes me privately, so why do they never ask for my opinion when something happens?" … If you've ever had these thoughts, this book is for you! "Deep Impact" is an improvement book for introverts. In the author's view, influence has two core elements - like and respect, which leads to four types of influence: dormant, authoritative, affinity, and con —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  25. The Art of Thinking Ye Zhoucompleted We think every day, but what is thinking? What kind of thinking is good thinking? But we cannot give a clear answer. We often think, make decisions, and make judgments naively, intuitively, and subconsciously, but the conclusions we draw are often far from reality. They may seem reasonable but are actually absurd. Because it is easy for us to be self-righteous, make mistakes of "taking things for granted", and fall into the trap of thinking, leading to deviations, fallacies, illusions, mistakes. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  26. Carnegie Classics Series - the Weaknesses of Human Nature Carnegie107k Wordscompleted Reading classics is like traveling through a time tunnel, touching souls and communicating with the masters. The "Inspirational Life" series of books selects classic works, allowing readers to wander among books and gardens, and understand the true meaning of life through the articles. And use this as a starting point to break through self-definition and realize the pursuit of life. Through philosophical stories, this book enlightens us about the wisdom of life and enables us to understand the p —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  27. Paradox Studies (Second Edition) Chen Bocompleted Paradox is a dazzling part of logic and a topic that arouses the interest of logicians, mathematicians, philosophers and the general public. It refers to a "truth" that is contrary to accepted beliefs, or a proposition that leaves people in a dilemma and at a loss. Although it seems absurd and contrary to common sense, it seems to be well-argued and irrefutable. Paradoxes have a very early origin, such as the "Liar's Paradox" in ancient Greece and the "white horse is not a horse" theory in Chin —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  28. Critical Thinking Hu Weiqing, Hu Qiumingcompleted The main content of this book is divided into three parts: First, common thinking fallacies. More than twenty common types of thinking fallacies are classified from four aspects: emotion, information, cognition, and logic. Second, the main thinking rules. During the teaching process, some students who like to think always like to ask "why". For example, after talking about so many "common thinking fallacies" before, you will ask, "Why do people commit these thinking fallacies?" Since it is "comm —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  29. Theory of Moral Sentiments (UK) by Adam Smith; Translated by Xu Liqin, Rao Kaibin, and Du Xuelicompleted "The Theory of Moral Sentiments" is Adam Smith's ethical work. It was first published in 1759 and published six times before Smith's death. It mainly clarifies the nature of moral emotions, the nature of moral evaluation and his ethical thoughts aiming at "the happy life of citizens". Adam Smith took the emotion of sympathy in human nature as the basis for explaining morality. He used the principle of sympathy to explain the origin of human justice and all other moral emotions, to explain the na —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  30. Super Easy Palace Memory Method: from Beginner to Master Shi Weihuacompleted This book is a memory method tutorial in the style of a novel. It takes the experience of young En as the main line, and through the portrayal of parents, classmates, teachers and other characters around En, it reminds teenagers of some psychological problems in the process of learning and growing up and some precautions in the process of handling parent-child relationships. The author uses novel techniques, tutorial structure, rigorous logic, relaxed and humorous writing style, and pictures and —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  31. Closed Loop Thinking Written by Ji Junqicompleted Don't you give up on something halfway? After using something, do you have to put it back where it belongs? If someone tells you something, will you always reply whether or not you can do it? If you couldn't reply in time at that time, when you can reply, will you explain the reason why you didn't reply last time? Closed-loop thinking refers to completing a task or participating in an event. No matter how effective the execution is, feedback must be given to the initiator in a timely and serious —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  32. The World's Top Thinking Encyclopedia Compiled by Li Yuancompleted This book selects dozens of valuable laws of thinking, benefits and laws in the world, and combines Chinese and foreign classic cases to explain and discuss in detail the connotation and application of each law of thinking, benefits and laws, allowing you to hold the key to opening the door to human thinking with this book in hand, and explore the infinite treasures in the world's palace of thinking. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  33. The Magical Direct Eye-To-Brain Reading Method Hu Yarucompleted "The Magical Eye-Brain Direct Reading Method" introduces the eye-brain direct reading method summarized by the author over the years, which allows readers to directly convert the text symbols perceived by the visual organs into meaning, eliminates potential sound phenomena in the mind, and forms eye-brain direct reading, thereby achieving a leap in reading speed. At the same time, the author also combines the current reading habits of Chinese people for exams, study, and workplace advancement to —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  34. Know Everything About Brain Potential Development Edited by Chen Rongfucompleted "Knowing All About Brain Potential Development" integrates the world's latest research results and ideas on brain potential development, deeply analyzes the structure and composition of our brains, and effectively proves the amazing power of brain wisdom. The book deduces a complete brain potential development training program from the shallower to the deeper in a step-by-step manner. Through this program, your calculation ability, learning ability, time management ability, emotional control abi —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  35. 10X Speed Image Reading Method Hu Yarucompleted This book is written for people who like to read. It is written to deepen everyone's reading ability. The ultimate goal from the first page to the last page is very clear--to improve the depth and breadth of reading comprehension and to improve reading speed! Image reading is not simply speed reading, nor reading, nor reading, nor reading (because it is very important, I will talk about it three times). It's reading, it's reading, it's reading. Reading is to let your eyes take pictures of writte —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  36. Minimalist Logic Lee Allencompleted This is a small book that can completely change your thinking world. As the famous behavioral scientist Sun Luhong said, the lack of logic has become an epidemic disease in society: logic disorder syndrome. And "Minimal Logic" is like a timely rain, a book that cures social diseases, and it is indeed a copy that everyone should have in hand. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  37. Efficient Memory Method Wang Caihongcompleted This book explains the complex mechanism of memory in easy-to-understand language, systematically explains the regular characteristics of memory activities such as the formation, maintenance, reproduction, and forgetting of memory. It deeply explores the factors that affect memory, and introduces a variety of techniques and methods for fast memory. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  38. Critical Thinking: Change Your Mindset and Make Smart Decisions Li Shiqiangcompleted People are willing to accept an opinion that is accepted by others without stopping to consider whether there are reasons to support that opinion. The so-called critical thinking is reasonable and reflective thinking that improves secular standard thinking. Critical thinking is complex in theory, but it is not difficult to implement. It only requires people to pay attention to their own thinking processes and constantly reflect and adjust them. This book leads readers to understand critical thin —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  39. Chinese Thinking Zeng Shiqiangcompleted If you don't understand the Chinese way of thinking, how do you behave in the world? Understand the characteristics of Chinese thinking and you will have the know-how to deal with all Chinese people. As Mr. Zeng Shiqiang said in the book "Chinese Thinking", many Chinese people today are "often unclear" and "do not understand themselves very well." By reading this book, you can grasp the characteristics of the Chinese people's way of thinking, and have a deeper understanding of the basic spirit, —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  40. Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned [Us]kenneth Stanley;[us]joel Lehmancompleted The two authors have been rooted in the frontier field of artificial intelligence for many years. This book is an unexpected spark that popped up during their scientific research. Because this new discovery does not directly contribute to the field of artificial intelligence in which they are located, but "unintentionally" harvests a new subversion of human beings' conventional way of thinking. This research broke the human world's long-lasting cultural gene that relies on goals and plans to ach —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  41. Super Memory 66-Day Training Manual Written by Shi Weihuacompleted In order to improve memory, mastering sophisticated techniques and practicing deliberately are indispensable. "Super Memory 66-Day Training Manual" integrates the core explanation of super memory into 66 days of training to help you strengthen and consolidate the skills you have learned from multiple aspects and details. It should be noted that learning the knowledge in this book needs to be done step by step, do not skip reading, and you need to practice on the ground. Perform a large number of —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  42. Mathematics Can Be Learned This Way (Japanese) Written by Tetsuori Noguchi, Translated by Liu Hui and Han Lihongcompleted Parents can teach better than teachers, and children can learn faster at home than at school! The child has started to go to elementary school, but he or she hates mathematics, and the teacher cannot teach him or her well. This is a headache for many parents. No wonder they have headaches, because in their eyes, mathematics looks like—— It's all numbers and strange symbols, very boring and no fun! Mathematics is too difficult and I always fail to learn it well! Apart from addition, subtraction, —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  43. A Mathematical Thinking Game Training Book for Primary and Secondary Schools (Two Volumes in Total) (Japan) Tetsuya Kurita, Sony Education Internationalcompleted This is a set of mental arithmetic guides that can help children quickly improve their math scores and a thinking game book that improves their programming abilities. "10X Speed ​​Mental Arithmetic" mainly covers mathematical knowledge points in primary and secondary schools. The example explanations in the book combine a variety of mathematical concepts and solution solutions to help children understand mathematical principles, develop logical thinking habits in mathematics, and stimulate child —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  44. Think Like a Mathematician [Germany] Written by Christian Hesse, Translated by He Binghua and Huang Jianluncompleted This book will introduce 22 easy-to-understand and extremely effective thinking tools. As long as readers have the courage to try, they can learn the skills of mathematical abstract thinking, use logical thinking skills to quickly discover and solve common problems in life and work, and make their lives efficient and organized. —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  45. Metacognition: Changing the Brain's Stubborn Thinking (US) David Disalvocompleted This book introduces some strategies to reverse the reward center of goals and overcome cognitive biases. In fact, we have to learn to identify which are our most effective points and which are our blind spots. The second part of the book lists some compulsory self-help techniques for transforming the brain, including how to silence the inner noise, cultivate inner peace, synchronize with the thinking of others, and enhance our imagination. This processing capability is astounding. Imagine what —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  46. Illustrated Super Practical Memory Skills Wu Didicompleted In "Ultra-Practical Memory Techniques Illustrated", the author abandons the classified explanations of similar books and simplifies the learning steps of memory methods. He uses pictures and texts to focus on the reader's experience. Through exam knowledge points, various workplace materials, trivial life information and other examples, he introduces the secrets of efficient memory - divergence, transformation, dynamics, connection, etc. To help everyone use efficient thinking tools such as digi —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  47. This Is Mathematics (For Teachers) (English) Written by Joe Boller, Translated by Zhu Leileicompleted Many people believe that mathematics is a talent and only smart children can learn mathematics well. Through this book, everyone will know that all children have the ability to learn mathematics well and enjoy mathematics. How can we make math fun for all children? This is the main content of this book. In this book, authors and teachers share ideas with parents including: How to visualize math problems? How are mathematical knowledge related to each other? How to design open-ended mathematics q —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  48. Probabilistic Thinking: Choice Is More Important Than Effort (Japan) Written by Hiroyuki Kojima, Translated by Dong Zhenzhencompleted Life requires constant choices. Some are major choices, such as deciding on one's future career direction, undertaking important projects, deciding on major investments, etc. Some are choices in daily life, such as guessing what will happen, whether to buy another "blind box", etc. These all require us to make decisions, but how to make reasonable choices is actually a problem for everyone. Often some people will repeat bad judgments while others will make sound decisions. If you have always mad —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  49. Dig the Gold Mine on Your Mobile Phone: Make Big Money by Playing Wechat and Weibo Yang Qiancompleted "Mining the Gold Mine on Mobile Phones - Make Big Money by Playing and Weibo" provides an in-depth analysis of the characteristics, application skills and development trends of Weibo marketing, and provides targeted guidance on how companies and individuals can apply Weibo to carry out marketing in actual work. At the same time, it lists a large number of cases to reveal how various traditional enterprises and emerging Internet companies can effectively use Weibo to carry out marketing work, inc —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  50. Underlying Logic Zhang Yucompleted Are two 5-inch pizzas bigger than one 9-inch pizza? As long as you work hard and make achievements, you will be promoted sooner or later? Is urban infrastructure directly proportional to population? The better the company's sales performance, the longer its survival period? The "underlying logic" tells you that these views need to be questioned. The so-called underlying logic is a way of thinking that starts from the bottom and essence of things and finds ways to solve problems. The stronger the —Reads8.5Score—Shelves