Mental Habits of a Critically Thinking Person

The volume of data is growing at a furious pace in all areas of our lives. On one hand, the more information, the more choices there are. On the other hand, it becomes increasingly difficult to separate truth from lies and fakes from facts. One of the most important skills of a modern person comes to the rescue—critical thinking, the ability to doubt the information received. An unbiased view of a problem can enrich us with new knowledge and help us reconsider outdated beliefs.

The author of the book, Maxim Kiselev, a business trainer and author of the course "Critical Thinking," believes that by correcting one's mental frameworks, one can learn to control incoming data and navigate them effectively. The book provides exercises and thinking practices that will help avoid thinking traps and turn crisis situations to one's advantage based on analysis and awareness. These skills will be useful for making important business decisions as well as for recognizing false information in everyday life.