Think Like a Freak

Autori

• Steven D. Levitt

Serie

• 3 di 4 - Freakopedia

Parametri

• 288 pagine
• 11 ore di lettura

• Auto-aiuto
• Business & Management
• Saggistica
• Scienze sociali
• Temi psicologici

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The New York Times bestselling Freakonomics transformed our perspective on the world by uncovering hidden truths. Following that, SuperFreakonomics, a documentary, and an award-winning podcast further expanded their reach. In their latest work, Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner present a revolutionary guide to thinking differently. With their signature mix of engaging storytelling and unconventional analysis, they invite readers to adopt a more productive, creative, and rational mindset—essentially, to think like a Freak. Offering a blueprint for innovative problem-solving, Levitt and Dubner tackle diverse topics, from business and philanthropy to sports and politics, aiming to reshape your thinking. You'll discover intriguing anecdotes, such as a Japanese hot-dog-eating champion's secrets, an Australian doctor’s risky experiment, and the tactics of Nigerian scammers. Key steps to embrace this mindset include setting aside your moral compass to see problems clearly, admitting what you don’t know to facilitate learning, and thinking like a child to foster creativity. They emphasize understanding incentives, persuading skeptics, and recognizing the value of quitting when necessary. With their unique insights, Levitt and Dubner encourage you to view the world through a fresh lens, making this an enlightening and enjoyable read.

Lingua: Inglese

Pubblicato: 2014

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