Thinking, Fast and Slow [Paperback]

A New York Times bestseller and one of the New York Times best books of 2011, Thinking, Fast and Slow is an intriguing and essential exploration into the influence of thinking. Nobel Prize winner Daniel Kahneman creates an enticing narrative centered around the way our brains operate and how our particular brand of thinking influences our lives in both big and small ways. Kahneman breaks thinking down into two systems. System 1 is the natural, emotional and reactive way of thinking, whereas System 2 is the more time consuming, thoughtful way of processing things. Neither system is greater than the other, but it’s essential to understand how these two diverse ways of thinking impact greater areas of life, like making business decisions, understanding your future and even what to do on your next vacation. Though it’s founded in science, Kahneman’s book doesn’t read like a textbook – far from it. Instead, it’s an engaging discussion about how intuition and logical thinking work with one another, offering practical advice for day-to-day life. Kahneman unlocks the tips and tricks that allow us to use the full potential of our thinking power. Thinking, Fast and Slow is a business, psychology and self-help book recommended for business professionals, parents or anyone looking to increase their overall success through improved thinking. Purchase this self-help book in bulk for your organization’s next big event, training session or company bookclub. Wholesale books are popular with businesses and companies because they’re an affordable, valuable resource for employees and management teams. BookPal is the leading distributor of eBooks and books in bulk, offering an extensive selection of bargain books and bulk books for sale. Purchase bulk books online with BookPal today. ISBN 9780374533557 Paperback Author: Daniel Kahneman

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