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  1. Learn Mind Mapping in Seven Days Shi Weihuacompleted "Learning Mind Mapping in Seven Days" is a book that introduces how to learn and apply mind mapping. The author uses the interaction between teachers and students in the mind map training class to explain in detail the functions of mind maps, training methods of various thinking modes, and the application of mind maps in different fields. The author uses documentary techniques to restore the entire process of the mind mapping training class, vividly depicting the different performances of studen —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  2. Tractatus Logic and Philosophy (Guomai Classics) (UK) Written by Ludwig Joseph John Wittgenstein; Translated by Huang Mincompleted "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus" is Wittgenstein's main work and an important early work of logical positivism. It was regarded as a classic in the early analytic philosophy movement. From "Everything happens in the world" to "People must be silent about what cannot be said", the author has successfully drawn a boundary for the world. The concepts such as "atomic facts", "states of affairs" and "objects" mentioned in the book, as well as the exact meaning of these concepts and the relationship b —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  3. How to Awaken the Mathematical Brain Set (3 Volumes in Total) Written by Hiroyuki Nagano; Translated by Liu Ge'ancompleted This is a science and technology book that mainly talks about how to think through mathematical logic to solve problems in life. The content of this book mainly includes mathematical reading comprehension methods, discovering one's own mathematical power, what is mathematical power, seven aspects of mathematical power, etc. In the book, the author first emphasizes the importance of discovering and improving one's mathematical abilities. He believes that mathematical ability is not innate, but an —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  4. 800 Logic Games That Top Students Around the World Are Doing Meng Fei Chief Editorcompleted This book introduces commonly used problem-solving methods such as elimination, recursion, graphing, calculation, hypothesis, and synthesis, and selects 800 highly representative and original logic games. There are logical conversion problems similar to brain teasers, puzzling graphic puzzles, puzzles that must be solved using common sense, and crossword puzzles composed of words and numbers. This book is rich in content, has varying degrees of difficulty, is lively in form, and has great thinki —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  5. Super Memory Development Plan Peter Lincompleted British philosopher Bacon believed that all knowledge comes from memory. Memory can not only store knowledge, but also realize the linking and enrichment of knowledge. Mastering the super memory method not only helps improve learning efficiency, but also helps people master more knowledge. In this book, the author shares with readers the methods, insights and experiences of super memory training for more than ten years, clarifies the confusion that may be encountered in memory training, and prop —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  6. Speed ​​Reading Training Method (Best-Selling Upgraded Version) Liu Zhihuacompleted The Speed ​​Reading Training Method (Best-Selling Upgraded Edition) shares in detail the super secret to developing the whole-brain speed reading ability. The author first introduces a reading method that affects a lifetime - whole-brain speed reading to change inefficient reading habits, and teaches everyone to use four major methods to focus attention and quickly activate whole-brain thinking. Then he makes super thinking cards to build the knowledge network structure of books. He also provide —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  7. Photographic Memory: an Efficient Memory Method You Must Learn Qin Leicompleted When you memorize the GRE words to the back, you forget the front. You don't dare to set different passwords for bank cards and Alipay. You can't remember the names of the new friends you met at the trade fair last month... If you are also suffering from poor memory, "Photographic Memory: Efficient Memory Methods You Must Learn" will tell you how to memorize efficiently. Memory is the same as other abilities. As long as you master the scientific method, you can make big breakthroughs through rep —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  8. Deliberate Practice: How to Go from Novice to Master (U. S.) Anders Ericsson; (U. S.) Robert Poolcompleted This book is a collaboration between two authors, one a psychologist and the other a science writer. More than 10 years ago, we began to discuss the topic of outstanding people and "deliberate practice" frequently, and 5 years ago we began to seriously write a book on this topic. During that time, the book slowly took shape in the collision of ideas between the two of us, so much so that it is now difficult for us to distinguish which part of the book's ideas came from whom. All we know is that —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  9. How Geniuses Remember Everything Su Zehe, Gan Kaoyuancompleted Gan Kaoyuan and Su Zehe, international super memory masters and the most powerful brains, are often considered geniuses, and they are often asked how geniuses remember everything. In this book, they not only introduce their own competitive memory path to readers, but also answer in detail several questions that readers are very concerned about: good memory is not innate, everyone's memory can be significantly improved through scientific training, the specific application of memory methods in wor —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  10. 100% Memory: Memory Master Teaches You Efficient Memory Methods Zhu Xuanhaocompleted As the world's memory master, Zhu Xuanhao has summed up an efficient memory method for 100% memory through many years of teaching, training and research. Five simple steps will help you achieve lasting, accurate and complete memory: Step 1. Convert the material to be memorized into image coding; Step 2. Find the memory palace; Step 3. Place the image coding in the memory palace; Step 4. Extract the coding from the memory palace; Step 5. Translate the coding into the original memory material. In —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  11. Become a Top Student: Cultivate Exam Brain Thinking for High Scores and Counterattacks Qi Zikaicompleted How to take notes to deepen your memory? How to memorize knowledge quickly and well? How to study by yourself at night so that you can be focused and efficient? What seems to be a specific learning dilemma is actually related to thinking models and learning methods. Qi Zikai, a senior student at Jiusan University, was once a middle-lower student who struggled to study. However, with his understanding of learning methods, he counterattacked to rank third in the class in 2 months and scored 659 po —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  12. Infinite Possibilities: Quickly Wake up Your Learning Brain (US) Written by Jim Kwik; Translated by Wang Xiaohaocompleted This is the first work of a world-recognized memory expert and brain coach. The book introduces systematic methods for upgrading the brain, learning quickly, and advancing in life. It helps readers upgrade their learning ability from the three dimensions of thinking, motivation, and methods, awaken the super learning brain, and have the "superpower" to learn everything. This method has been recognized by domestic and foreign elites and experts including Silicon Valley Iron Man Musk, the world's —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  13. Sponge Reading Method: How to Absorb the Essence of a Book Written by Li Xiaomocompleted This book aims at the problems that most people encounter in the reading process, such as reading slowly, forgetting quickly, struggling to output, taking inefficient notes, not being able to think independently, not knowing how to build a knowledge system, being unable to apply what they have learned, and having difficulty developing reading habits. It explains the seven abilities required for efficient reading and is committed to providing a systematic reading method. This book is divided into —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  14. Memory Training: Deliberate Practice Will Make You Remember Everything Ning Ziyicompleted "Memory Training: Deliberate Practice Makes You Unforgettable" Following "Memory Palace", Ning Ziyi also presented his experience gained after years of training in the memory training industry. Ning Zi is also an expert in memory teaching. Over the past ten years, she has helped countless students improve their academic scores and truly learn to learn and fall in love with learning. In the book "Memory Training: Deliberate Practice Makes You Unforgettable", he analyzes the practical application —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  15. A Complete Collection of Memory, Thinking and Learning Abilities Compiled by Wu Guangyuancompleted Improving memory, thinking, and learning is just like when we learn to swim. Although we have mastered the theory of swimming and know the correct swimming movements, we still cannot actually swim! Only after a period of training, when the muscles of the body are able to use this swimming movement freely, can one truly learn to swim. For memory, thinking, and learning, only after a period of training, our brain muscles are completely familiar with and mastered this set of movements. When faced w —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  16. Underlying Logic Anonymous (Anchor: Baijia Lecture Hall)ongoing This album will subvert all your previous perceptions. Listen and see! ! ! Rich people consider the underlying logic behind everything they do. Ordinary people do things based on current vested interests. There is no distinction between people themselves, it's just that your cognition limits your thinking The Tao Te Ching says: The great road is invisible. "Tao" is invisible and intangible. It is like a sky net. It is everywhere and covers us. "Tao" is the underlying logic. Only by mastering the —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  17. A Complete Collection of Logic Games Every Day Wen Sicompleted In today's society, logical ability is being valued more and more. Not only do students need to have the necessary logical ability to take exams, but MBA and civil service exams also have logic test questions. In recruitment interviews with world-renowned companies, questions about logic ability are even more compulsory. A very important reason why logical ability is valued by more and more people is that people with strong logical ability are extremely active in thinking, and their adaptability —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  18. Instant Memory (Japan) Written by Yukari Tanabe; Translated by Zhu Yueweicompleted Can your brain become better in just 3 days? Give it a try! This kind of thinking and action is the key to opening the door to life. I believe you can open new doors and see what your future self will look like! The human brain is different from the brains of animals. The prefrontal cortex of the human brain is very developed. This part of the brain is also called the "better part." In this world, there are still many unknown areas waiting for us to actively try and challenge. This book is a me —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  19. Memory Palace: the Secret to Becoming a Memory Master Lin Yohancompleted The Memory Palace is the most useful tool to improve your memory tenfold or even a hundredfold. It is also a memory method used by the world's memory masters and the memory masters with the strongest brains. As a senior expert in memory palace training and the owner of the memory palace trademark, teacher Lin Yohan demonstrates the efficiency and versatility of the memory palace method in "Memory Palace: The Secret of Becoming a Memory Master". He teaches readers step by step to create their own —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  20. High School Students: 3 Steps to Open up Scientific Thinking Xu Qiangcompleted Many high school students are faced with the problem of "difficulty in learning science and not clearing up their thinking in science". Spending a lot of time on math and science subjects and answering questions over and over again, but with little effect. But what exactly is scientific thinking? How to cultivate scientific thinking? This book will comprehensively dismantle science thinking and lead you into the path of science learning. In summary, to open up scientific thinking, we must start —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  21. Break Down All Problems Written by Naoya Yokota; Translated by Zheng Xinchaocompleted In work and life, we often face complex problems. But, can you really solve the problem? The key to solving problems lies in "dismantling", that is, by optimizing ideas, turning difficult problems into easy ones, dismantling and reconstructing them into specific executable steps, and then breaking through one by one to easily solve them. "Dismantling All Problems" advocates a new thinking and methodology for dismantling problems in multiple dimensions. The book has 5 chapters, using "locking-ana —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  22. Cognitive Iteration: Freely Switch the Brain's Thinking Mode Ukwritten by Caroline Williams; Translated by Ma Leicompleted We use our brains every day, but what we lack the most understanding of is our own brains. For most of us, the first confusion our brain brings to us is how to focus our attention on important things. There are some important things to deal with every day, but our attention is always interrupted by unexpected message pop-ups, articles shared in WeChat groups, and chats at the next table that have nothing to do with me. How did this happen? The author of "Cognitive Iteration" provides us with an —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  23. Breaking Dimensions: Charlie Munger's 100 Thinking Models Zhang Junguicompleted "Breaking Dimensions: Charlie Munger's 100 Thinking Models" is a book that deeply analyzes Charlie Munger's investment philosophy and decision-making wisdom. It helps readers improve their cognitive abilities and decision-making skills by summarizing and interpreting 100 key thinking models formed by Munger's practice over the years. These thinking models not only cover the investment field, but are also widely used in business management, personal growth and daily life. They are a guide to comp —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  24. Don't Lose in Thinking Methods: Get Rid of Low-Level Thinking and Achieve a Class Jump Xia Xincompleted Today's fast-paced lifestyle makes everyone a spinning top, and things seem to never get done. However, these busy, blind, and confused "poor people" have not received good returns. The reason is that they have not mastered the essentials of how to do things. They keep doing it and making mistakes. Not only do they not get praise, but they also harm others and even affect the implementation of the entire plan. In response to this phenomenon, "Don't Lose in Thinking Methods" proposes nine elite t —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  25. Thinking Affects Life: Use Golden Thinking to Solve Life Problems Asked Ed.completed This book summarizes 10 thinking methods that have a decisive influence on life, explores the important role of these thinking methods in all aspects of life, and inspires readers to learn and master these thinking methods, apply them in life practice, flexibly adapt, and creatively solve problems in study, work, interpersonal communication, business management, children's education, family life, etc. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  26. The World's Top Thinking Full Mooncompleted "World's Top Thinking" has selected nearly 100 of the most valuable thinking laws, effects and rules in the world, divided into 18 major categories such as literacy, goals, planning, control, communication, selection, coordination, staff, decision-making, information, innovation, competition, wealth, etc., Combined with the It analyzes and discusses every thinking law, effect, rule, connotation and application method in detail. With this book in hand, you can have an overview of the essence and —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  27. Understanding the Theory of Contradiction: from Philosophical Principles to Life Wisdom Zhou Hongxiancompleted Have you ever been in awe of the classic "On Contradiction", but were daunted by its difficulty? This book is a bridge built for you, aiming to enable everyone to truly "understand" this work and turn it into powerful life wisdom. It will systematically sort out core principles such as "unity of opposites", "principal contradiction" and "particularity of contradiction", and apply them seamlessly to workplace games, interpersonal relationships, personal growth and even lifelong thinking cultivati —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  28. 100 Thinking Habits to Avoid Being Brainwashed [Japan] Written by Saito Takashi; Translated by Feng Yuancompleted Hot searches, 100,000+ hot comments, live broadcasts, short videos, big data... In the era of information explosion, who controls our final choice? Faced with the interference of complex information from the outside world, ordinary people may accept it all, while smart people choose to think first before drawing conclusions. Japanese education expert Takashi Saito has summarized 40 years of experience into 100 critical thinking habits. From the aspects of organizing information, efficient commun —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  29. Cognitive Awakening [English] Written by Paul Sloan; Translated by Zhuang Qianhua and Dai Qianqiancompleted When solving problems in life and work, we often fall into a "vicious circle" of rigid thinking and find it difficult to find inspiration and breakthroughs. Therefore, we need innovative ways of thinking to grasp the development of the situation in order to obtain core competitiveness. This book presents us with the thinking blueprint of a winner. Cultivate your own scientific, divergent, and humorous thinking habits by using 31 game-breaking strategies; release your brain potential with efficie —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  30. How Smart People Think Written by Ye Zhoucompleted What are the thinking habits and ways of thinking of those smart people who do everything in their daily life and work with ease that are different from ordinary people? Why do they know how to dismantle problems as soon as they arise? With these questions in mind, "How Smart People Think" explores all the important aspects of how to learn how smart people think, and provides readers with a detailed plan for developing a high-performance brain. This book starts with the discussion of the way of —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  31. Compound Interest Thinking Wang Zhiyuancompleted Compound interest thinking means accumulating small wins into big wins, accumulating small things into big things, and accumulating small profits into compound interest. Quantitative changes force qualitative changes, rather than quantitative changes bringing about qualitative changes. As time goes by, and the marginal cost is low enough, the benefits will gradually increase. This is the principle of compound interest. This book will help you avoid detours and quickly realize compound interest i —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  32. See Through the Essence Chen Zhongcompleted Real masters have the ability to see through the essence at a glance. The ability to see through the essence has nothing to do with talent. The ability to see through the essence can be acquired through extensive training. People who can see through the essence of things in half a second are destined to have completely different fates than those who spend a lifetime unable to see through the essence of things. Everything has appearance and essence. Most people can only see the surface of things. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  33. High-Scoring Note-Taking Skills (Japan) Written by Suzaki Masahirocompleted Many students think that taking beautiful notes means they have studied hard; they think that taking notes means copying down exactly what the boss wrote on the blackboard... They study hard, but their grades never improve. The reason lies in incorrect note-taking methods and usage. The author of the book "High Score Note-taking Techniques for Students" has been teaching in middle schools for more than 20 years. Based on his rich teaching experience, he analyzes students' misunderstandings in ta —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  34. 7S Speed Learning Method High-Efficiency Learning and Research Institutioncompleted This book mainly talks about 7 abilities that allow readers to achieve great breakthroughs in learning: S times learning ability, S times memory, S times reading, S times thinking, S times imagination, S times analysis, and S times creativity. The most respected learning rule for top scorers from Peking University and Tsinghua University, it is the shortcut to success by ranking first in the exam and achieving breakthroughs. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  35. The 500 Most Classic Thinking Questions in the World Duffcompleted This book selects 500 of the most challenging, interesting and scientific thinking questions, and lists types such as different thinking, quick thinking, circuitous thinking, divergent thinking, transformational thinking, logical thinking, image thinking, game thinking, etc. Each type has been carefully reviewed. The selection and design of the book also integrates many famous topics into anecdotes of famous people, allowing readers to have a deeper understanding of the wisdom accumulated after —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  36. Thinking Outside the Box: from Cognition to Action Written by Uncle Hacompleted What should you do when faced with setbacks and pressure? How to get out of trouble and trough? In an environment of fierce competition and serious "involution", how can you stand out? There is only one way, and that is to establish a breakthrough mindset, upgrade your cognitive ability, and hone your ability to act. This book is divided into two parts. The first part focuses on cognition, and the second part focuses on action. The three themes of the first part are perception, cognition and sel —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  37. A Classic Introduction to Logical Thinking [US] William Walker Atkinsoncompleted Judgment is a force that can change the world, and logical thinking is an important basis for independent thinking and judgment. The basic forms of logical thinking include concepts, judgments and reasoning (concepts form judgments, and judgments form reasoning), as well as basic laws. Everyone can reason, but not everyone can reason correctly. This book systematically discusses how reasoning works in our minds and how to reason correctly. The author does not describe complex technical details, —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  38. Introduction to Logic: 88 Logic Common Senses for Thinking Clearly and Living Rationally By Gesangcompleted Chinese logician and philosopher Jin Yuelin once said: Logic is a practical tool for finding and satisfying desires in life. Without logic, our life would be so heavy that it would be almost impossible. Many people think that logic is broad, boring and profound, and it is not easy to learn or apply. The author of this book believes that logic is everywhere in life, and logic serves our lives all the time, even if many people do not have a clear concept of it. In this book, the author uses fragme —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  39. 500 Questions for Logical Thinking Training (Platinum Edition) Compiled by Yu Leicompleted The level of a person's IQ is mainly reflected in his logical thinking ability. People with strong logical thinking ability can quickly and accurately grasp the essence of problems in daily study, life and work, especially when facing complicated things, they can play a prominent role. This book introduces 10 commonly used logical thinking methods, combined with 500 carefully selected world classic thinking training questions. In the process of doing the questions, everyone can break through the —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  40. Devil's Logic Fan Yucompleted "Devil's Logic" is a simple introductory book on logic. It provides readers with a clear, concise and universal logic standard. It explains the basic principles of logic step by step in an easy-to-understand way, and deeply reveals 21 logical fallacies. It tells you how to apply logic in daily life and work, so that your thinking, decision-making, expression and writing have clear logic. This book is enough to change your thinking world. —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  41. Super Memory: Learn Easily 10 Times Faster Lu Longbin, Lu Hongliancompleted The improvement of learning efficiency by efficient memory is obvious. With good memory, knowledge points can be mastered quickly and solidly. People with good memory also have richer imaginations and can use creativity to solve difficult problems, making learning easy and enjoyable. "Super Memory: Easily Learn 10 Times Faster" starts with how to learn the super memory method, involves memory palaces, speed reading, and mind mapping, and combines the details of life and the application of specif —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  42. Efficient Learning Never Depends on Endurance The Time Is Just Rightcompleted This book breaks down efficient learning methods from three aspects: how to improve self-control, nine memory improvement techniques, and how to cultivate the ability to think deeply. From short-term pleasure addiction, delayed gratification, mini habits, expectation management, timely rewards, Gantt charts, etc., You can design a learning method that is more interesting and suitable for you; Then, it gives an in-depth explanation of memory training methods such as clear goals, framework first, —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  43. Logical Expressiveness Zhang Xiaohengcompleted Many people are prone to these problems when expressing: they seem to want to say a lot, but they can't say it; they want to write a lot, but they don't know how to write it; whether they are speaking or writing, it is easy for the preface to be inconsistent with the follower, making people unable to grasp the key points. The key to these problems is that these people's thinking is illogical. Therefore, whether you are speaking or writing, learning to express your thoughts logically will not onl —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  44. Tianya Shen Tie: Enlightenment of Thinking and Jumping Out of Cognitive Limitations Xuangucompleted It collects widely circulated excellent posts and comments in the Tianya Forum, covering social reality, life issues and other fields. It gathers the collective wisdom and emotional resonance of netizens and is regarded as the crystallization of wisdom in the Internet age, helping readers refresh their understanding and inspire thinking. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  45. Photographic Memory Reading Method Compiled by Zhang Ming Compiled by Zhang Bo Compiled by Xi Xiumeicompleted There are many people who read, but very few who know how to read. Many people seem to have read, but cannot learn real knowledge from the books. Truly effective reading requires some skills that can help us awaken the potential of our brains and allow us to remember them while reading. This book lists many reading methods that are memorable, from memory and attention to speed reading, note-taking, fragmented reading, and e-book reading. It allows modern people to spend more time reading after b —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  46. How to Develop a Reasoning Brain: Reasoning Games That Smart People Play (UK) Written by Charles Phillips, Translated by Li Juncompleted The fourth book in the series of "Brain Games Played by Smart People" is a classic brain training by British national treasure brain training expert Charles Phillips, who has been focusing on brain training for 17 years! The essence of reasoning is to discover, summarize and apply rules, and it is also a way of thinking. Mastering this way of thinking will save you from complex daily affairs and make life full of fun! This is a reasoning puzzle that fans of mystery novels cannot miss. The 50 gam —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  47. Reverse Thinking Li Leicompleted Doing reverse thinking is a kind of thinking ability. That is to say, we do not solve the problem head-on, but think about it from the opposite or side angles. What is reverse thinking? It is to win by surprise, get rid of the inertial thinking mode brought by normal learning and life experience, and do things that normal people would not think of doing. In layman's terms, it is to make yourself abnormal. This topic is a bit heavy, because people with higher knowledge reserves tend to have more —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  48. The Super Memory Technique Used by Top Academics Shi Weihuacompleted "Super Memory Techniques Used by Top Students" uses a conversational method that primary and secondary school students love to see, introduces the principles and application techniques of image memory method from simple to profound, and popularizes super memory techniques and efficient learning methods to primary and secondary school students. The author uses the personal experience of the protagonist Zhao Xiaoshuai as the main line to vividly depict the psychological activities of underachievin —Reads9.3Score—Shelves