📖 peek insideClear Thinking
by Shane Parrish
Shane Parrish, the creator of Farnam Street, provides a masterclass in decision-making and cognitive clarity. The book explores how to identify the biological defaults that lead us astray and offers tools to think more effectively under pressure. By focusing on the moments between stimulus and response, Parrish teaches readers how to build better mental models and cultivate the discipline required for long-term success. It is an indispensable resource for anyone looking to improve their judgment and outcomes in both business and life.
A well-known book with a dedicated readership.
Notable Quotes
"What happens in ordinary moments determines your future."
"Results are a function of position. You don’t need to be smarter than others to outperform them if you can out-position them. Anyone looks like a genius when they’re in a good position, and even the smartest person looks like an idiot when they’re in a bad one."
"Seneca said, “Happy is he who can improve others not just when he is in their presence, but even when he is in their thoughts!"
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