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I like Dobelli's neat, concise, systematic way of presenting his idea. His sentences has no redundancy, making reading his book in our fast paced daily life a pleasure.
His work "The art of thinkinbg clearly" become my bible. It was a piece of genius work, I think it is a master piece which worth awards.
This work is a more relaxed, leisure guide of how to be happy, by thinking in certain way (not really clearly) to make our lifes better. I like this book also very much.
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A book for practical people
I heard about this book on The Investors Podcast. Guy Spier (famed investor) nudged the podcast hosts to review this book. They did.The name of the book is a little cheesy, but the content is anything but. It is a collection of 52 tools and attitudes to life. The author draws heavily on the insights from psychology, behavioral economics, philosophy (stoicism in particular), and business/investing. You will like it if you are a fan of the works by Daniel Kahneman, Seneca, and Charlie Munger.Pros: Easy to read (each chapter is only 2-3 pages long and to the point), very practical/applicable, no BS, makes you consider new angles of thought. Will probably keep going back to this book over the years.Cons: Some of the tools/methods are too banal/obvious (e.g. Chapter 49: The Less You Expect, The Happier You Will Be). Some chapters could be just left out.
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I heard about this book on The Investors Podcast. Guy Spier (famed investor) nudged the podcast hosts to review this book. They did.
The name of the book is a little cheesy, but the content is anything but. It is a collection of 52 tools and attitudes to life. The author draws heavily on the insights from psychology, behavioral economics, philosophy (stoicism in particular), and business/investing. You will like it if you are a fan of the works by Daniel Kahneman, Seneca, and Charlie Munger.
Pros: Easy to read (each chapter is only 2-3 pages long and to the point), very practical/applicable, no BS, makes you consider new angles of thought. Will probably keep going back to this book over the years.
Cons: Some of the tools/methods are too banal/obvious (e.g. Chapter 49: The Less You Expect, The Happier You Will Be). Some chapters could be just left out.
The name of the book is a little cheesy, but the content is anything but. It is a collection of 52 tools and attitudes to life. The author draws heavily on the insights from psychology, behavioral economics, philosophy (stoicism in particular), and business/investing. You will like it if you are a fan of the works by Daniel Kahneman, Seneca, and Charlie Munger.
Pros: Easy to read (each chapter is only 2-3 pages long and to the point), very practical/applicable, no BS, makes you consider new angles of thought. Will probably keep going back to this book over the years.
Cons: Some of the tools/methods are too banal/obvious (e.g. Chapter 49: The Less You Expect, The Happier You Will Be). Some chapters could be just left out.
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Evandro B.
Dos discursos de auto aujda, esse parece mais sobrio. Portanto, util.
Reviewed in Brazil on March 27, 2022
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I can't recommend this book enough.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 13, 2021