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Thinking.

Books that teach us to rethink how we think.

About this category

Thinking isn't the ability to remember a lot or answer fast. It's the ability to doubt your own beliefs — and willingness to change your mind when new evidence arrives.

Books in this category teach how to escape closed thinking modes — defensive, self-justifying, ego-protecting — to open up to what might be more true.

Books in this category

5 books · weekly updates

Vol. 01 · 2026

Adam Grant · 2021

11 chapters 30 actions Quiz

In a volatile world, the most important skill isn't thinking — it's rethinking.

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Vol. 04 · 2026

Thinking,
Fast
& Slow

Daniel Kahneman · 2011

14 chapters 10 biases Quiz

The mind has two systems. The fast system decides most things — even when it's wrong.

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Vol. 08 · 2026

Super
forecasting

Philip Tetlock · 2015

12 chapters 10 principles 15 actions

Why ordinary people forecast the future more accurately than intelligence experts. The answer isn't IQ — it's how you think.

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Vol. 10 · 2026

Intelligence
Trap

David Robson · 2019

11 chapters 3 traps 15 actions

Why do the smartest people make the dumbest mistakes? And what could replace IQ to protect you?

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Vol. 14 · 2026

Carol Dweck · 2006

Fixed vs Growth 8 chapters Praise effort

Two people, same IQ — one succeeds, one stays stuck. The difference isn't talent — it's the belief about talent.

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