Unlock the Secrets of Decision-Making & Human Behavior
Not only will the following 3 books help you better understand your own choices, but they also offer powerful insights and psychological techniques to decode others’ minds. These are essential tools to sharpen your communication skills, develop emotional intelligence, and gain a broader perspective on life:
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1. Thinking, Fast and Slow – Daniel Kahneman
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Do you think quickly or slowly? Do your decisions come from snap judgments based on instinct and emotion, or are they made after deliberate, logical reasoning?
Thinking, Fast and Slow introduces two systems of thinking that shape how we perceive the world and make decisions.
A groundbreaking work by Nobel Laureate Daniel Kahneman, the book has received numerous prestigious accolades:
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Best Science Book by the National Academy of Sciences (2012)
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The New York Times Book of the Year (2011)
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One of the Best Economics Books of 2011
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Winner of Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Current Interest
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This book challenges your assumptions while remaining deeply engaging and surprisingly entertaining. It’s an academic masterpiece made accessible to everyone.
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2. Predictably Irrational – Dan Ariely
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You’d give 2,000 VND to a poor beggar without hesitation, but haggle endlessly over the same amount with a scrap collector.
You believe a dish tastes better when someone compliments it—even if it’s not that great.
You suddenly feel smaller and more timid when talking to a celebrity, even if they’re not objectively superior to you.
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Predictably Irrational dives deep into the irrational behaviors and psychological “anchors” that shape our everyday decisions—big or small.
In this eye-opening book, Dan Ariely helps us reflect on our own choices, recognize behavioral biases, and learn from the flawed decisions of ourselves and others.
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3. Mindset: The New Psychology of Success – Carol S. Dweck
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What truly drives success?
After decades of research, renowned psychologist Carol S. Dweck discovered a transformative idea: the power of mindset.
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This book reveals that it’s not just talent or intelligence that leads to success, but how we approach our goals—with a fixed mindset or a growth mindset.
Praising a child for their smarts may not boost their self-esteem—in fact, it may hinder their long-term success.
With the right mindset, we can inspire our children, thrive in school and work, and achieve lasting success in every area of life.
Mindset has become a must-read for parents, teachers, CEOs, and athletes alike—showing that even a simple shift in how we think about learning and effort can unlock greatness.
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🎁 Order the full 3-book bundle today and enjoy a discount of up to 12$
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