This Book Exposed My Worst Thinking Habits | The Art of Thinking Clearly Review

I read The Art of Thinking Clearly by Rolf Dobelli and found 10 thinking traps I fall for every week. Here is my honest (and a little embarrassing) review. What is The Art of Thinking Clearly about? It is a book of short chapters on cognitive biases: the small thinking errors that make smart people make bad decisions. After my Think and Grow Rich review (it has not made me rich yet), I wanted a book that checks my thinking instead of hyping it up. For each bias I give you one real-life example and one question to ask yourself. Chapters 00:00 Why I picked this after Think and Grow Rich 00:35 Survivorship Bias (the "I never gave up" founder post) 01:05 Sunk Cost Fallacy (bad movie, full popcorn) 01:35 Confirmation Bias (when mom loves your business idea) 02:05 Effort Justification (4-hour biryani, expensive course) 02:35 Chauffeur Knowledge (Max Planck's driver story) 03:05 Outcome Bias (the 2 a.m. typo post that went big) 03:30 Incentive Bias (what a company rewards vs what it says) 04:00 Halo Effect (blazer + TEDx bio) 04:30 Swimmer's Body Illusion 05:00 Story Bias / Narrative Fallacy 05:30 My verdict + which book should I read next? Book: The Art of Thinking Clearly by Rolf Dobelli. The ideas are his. The examples and bad jokes are mine. If this made you question even one decision, subscribe and save this video for the next time you are about to make a big call. Tell me in the comments which book I should review next. #bookreview #cognitivebiases #artofthinkingclearly