Book recommendation on training people's thinking

The purpose of thinking is to know things. We need these "understandings" to solve problems and to create and improve things. And good books enlighten people's thinking and make them suddenly enlightened. Here are some books about training people's thinking for you. I hope it helps you.

Books that train people's thinking 1

1, "Learn to think independently easily"

This book focuses on "relaxation", and its content overlaps with the first course of McKinsey induction training, but it is more in-depth and comprehensive. There are many cases close to life and workplace, which can be regarded as an advanced book. In fact, you don't need a foundation, but for many people, you may stop at the sight of the thickness of the book. In fact, thick does not mean boring, and a lot of explanations and homework are arranged.

2. The first lesson of McKinsey induction training is very basic and can be said to be an introductory book. The book is not long, the basic concepts are already included, and it is easy to explain, which is more suitable for newcomers in the workplace or people with weak feeling and thinking ability.

Do not underestimate simplicity. It is also a skill to make complex things simple but useful.

3. Technology of thinking

Kenichi Ohmae's book is a very popular thinking book and a desk book for many consultants. Of course, other industries can also learn from it. The book also mentions some thinking methods of McKinsey. In fact, McKinsey's method has really influenced many people. But on this basis, Kenichi Ohmae also has its own summary and development. His sharp words, both micro and macro, have a comprehensive perspective, which is also related to Kenichi Ohmae's experience. After all, he has been a consultant to some countries.

4. Thinking, fast and slow

This voluminous book has been thought deeply. If you are willing to use it as a starting point for independent thinking, it is actually not bad, just like conquering a mountain first, not to mention a hill. However, considering that for many people, the technical study of thinking still has priority, this book ranks behind. This book is really hard to read, but if you can think more, apply more and thoroughly understand every knowledge point in the process of reading, then your thinking ability will naturally go up a big step.

5. "Not just knowledge"

This 470-page book contains a lot of gold. Not a general explanation, but training. Especially in the second part, 60 tools of the complete CoRT thinking training course are introduced, and the thinking skills are explained in detail from six aspects: thinking breadth, organization, interaction, creativity, information and emotion, and action. Through this kind of training, we can help people to establish an overall thinking framework. You have to practice repeatedly to master these thinking tools, but after you master them, you will benefit for life.

Edward? De? Bono is a master in the field of thinking technology. If you find it a little difficult to chew this thick book even with the foundation of the first four books, you can start with his other books, such as Six Thinking Hats.

Books for training people's thinking II

1. The Golden Pagoda Principle by barbara minto.

Classic works on writing logic and thinking logic. Adopt pyramid structure to make your expression more logical and easier to be understood by the audience, and adopt the order of focusing first, then concluding, and then reasoning and explaining.

The general method of building pyramids: top-down method or bottom-up method.

If you want to make better use of the golden pyramid principle, you should pay attention to how to do MECE better. The core of MECE is classification and reclassification, and each classification should be independent and detailed. Independent and detailed is a kind of thinking accumulation training. Just like exercise, if you use it often, practice makes perfect, and the gray matter in your brain will increase and your reaction will become faster.

2. Tony Bozan/Barry Bozan's mind map

Instructions for the use of tools by the founder of mind map. Mind mapping is a very useful graphic technology, which can be applied to life, work, study and other aspects to help you clear your mind. The mind mapping method in the book combines radioactive thinking and groundbreaking note-taking skills, and is called "brain digging saber".

The potential of the brain is endless, and the way to really exert this energy of the brain is to use mind mapping, choose a central figure and constantly expand and fill it. In this way, you can see your own way of thinking and cultivate it more scientifically and wisely.

This book provides a series of practical exercises, a lot of inspiring pictures and original mind maps to demonstrate this skill. I believe you can find what you want.

3. Steven Covey's The Third Choice

The author of this book is very famous. His masterpiece Seven Habits of Highly Effective People has influenced many successful people all over the world. This book is the last book written by Covey before his death, and it can also be considered as the best book written by him according to the concept of "always living in the climax".

What is the third option? That is, the thinking mode of seeking synergy.

In the face of any problem, ordinary people will have two choices: fight or flee; I win or you win; Resist or endure; Success or failure; The idea of support or opposition ... these two choices have brought a lot of controversy and cost to the world. We are busy persuading others, defeating others, pleasing others or educating others every day.

Why not try the third option? Let's work together to achieve another better ending. In the book, four thinking modes of seeking synergy and four steps of creating synergy are elaborated in detail, and analyzed and explained through a large number of practical cases.

You can take the third option as a life belief, or just as a way of thinking and solving problems.

4. The rich are different from what you think, Harvey.

Thomas, the author of this book? Stanley has been studying the characteristics of the rich for many years, trying to find out what makes them rich and whether their path can be replicated. Through a large number of questionnaires and empirical studies, he let the rich people express their views and tell us what the real rich people are like, how they make money, how to choose a spouse and what qualities they have.

Among them, the most inspiring is the thinking and action of the rich.

The fact is that to be rich in money, you must be rich in character and thought. The fastest way to get rich and stay rich is to devote yourself to developing yourself! This view is to cultivate yourself into a "successful" person.

The rich understand the order of success: do it first, then have it. The poor and middle class believe that the order of success is: must be.

The poor and most middle class believe: "If I have a lot of money, I can do what I want, and I will be a success". The rich man understands: "If I become a successful person, I will be able to do what I need to do and have what I want, including having a lot of money."

Books about training people's thinking 3

Political Order and Political Decline: Globalization from Industrial Revolution to Democracy, by Francis Fukuyama.

Political Order and Political Decline: Globalization from Industrial Revolution to Democracy, Francis Fukuyama (20 1 1)

In this era of infatuation with democracy, Fukuyama put forward a quite inspiring view. He believes that the strength of a country depends on its ability to build a dynamic and independent bureaucracy. This book tells the development of global political order since the industrial revolution.

The analysis in the book does not bode well for the future of the United States. He believes that the political system in the United States has declined and become a kind of "veto politics". Through this kind of politics, organized small interest groups can hinder those difficult but very important decisions.

Writer Chris Matthews

The third set: future food notes. By Dan Barber.

Disc 3: Field Notes on the Future of Food, Dan Barber (20 14)

I think everyone who cares about the words from farm to dining table should read this book, whether they eat food produced by local sustainable agriculture or organic food. Barber didn't preach in this book. He took his readers on an adventure and let them meet thinkers who had great ideas and realized them to the extreme.

His cautious and skeptical attitude makes the topics discussed in the book more credible. Whether it is a history lover, a supply chain expert or anyone who likes to fantasize about the future, you can learn something from this book.

-Stacy Jones, data editor

Eric schmidt and Jonathan Rosenberg's Google Model.

How Google works, eric schmidt and Jonathan Rosenberg (20 14)

Engaged in recruitment 10 years or so. In my experience, the recruitment process is very bureaucratic. The personnel department collects resumes first, and then managers browse them systematically. The right candidate will face a cruel interview from his superiors. So when I saw the Google recruitment link with Schmidt as the executive and Rosenberg as the senior consultant, I felt refreshed. Finding competitors should be a common task for everyone, and the goal is to find someone recognized by everyone.

For current employees, providing employable people should be part of the job, and even accepted as part of job evaluation. For the company, this process is to ensure that Google has a steady stream of innovative talents with smart minds to enter the company, even if the company continues to expand. Although there are many reasons to recommend this book about Google learning business thinking, this book impressed me the most.

-Matt Harmo, Senior Editor.

The new ace spy: Stephen Gray's intelligence gathering from the Cold War to the rise of global terrorism.

The New Spy Leader: Inside the Modern Spy World from the Cold War to Global Terror, Stephen Gray (20 15).

007 fans, get ready to accept the reality. In this book, Gray ingeniously dismantled the romantic imagination that people might have about espionage in the British Empire. His detailed investigation revealed his praise for the arduous daily intelligence gathering and his understanding of the macro trends that have influenced the spy "game" for decades.

Robert Hackett, writer

Humans are underestimated: what intelligent machines will never do. By Zaion colvin.

Humans are underestimated: Who are the successful people who know that smart machines will never know, Jeff Corwin (20 15)

When technology develops to a certain extent, will human beings become waste? This book has solved my long-standing puzzle about it. The answer is, no. Thank god.

-Allen Murray

Theodore dreiser's American Tragedy.

An American tragedy, theodore dreiser (1925)

It seems inappropriate for American Tragedy to appear on the list of business books. This book is about a cowardly young man whose moral defects and naive social ideals (spoiler here) eventually led him to carefully plan the death of his pregnant girlfriend (the scandal that he is the manager of the shirt factory where his girlfriend works is even worse). Clyde Griffith, the hero of this book, has another problem, which is also a common problem in the workplace. He wants to succeed even if he doesn't work hard.

Through the popular plot, the author dramatically shows what kind of danger will happen when he has ambition but does not have the personality necessary for success. Although this theme is very common in literary works, I never thought that it would have such a bad and huge impact on a person's career (if you don't want to read an 800-page book to learn this lesson, you can go to see Lang Xin Tieshi in the movie 195 1, which is adapted from this book for only two hours).

-Matt Harmo

James bulger: The most wanted man in the United States was arrested by Kevin Cullen and Shelley Murphy and brought to justice.

Whitey bulger: The most wanted man in the United States, Kevin Cullen and Shelley Murphy brought him to justice.

If you grew up in the Boston area like me, you must have heard the legendary story of james bulger since childhood. But both his overall image and Jack Nicholson's exaggerated image in Infernal Affairs are superficial. Before watching the newly released film Black Mass, I wanted to make some preparations, but I didn't choose the original, but I went to see this book. The author of this book is two reporters from The Boston Globe, who report the trial of bulger every day.

The image of bulger depicted in this book is far more complicated than what is rumored. There are unexpected motives behind the chaos he created, such as the anger aroused by his early initiative to abolish apartheid in Boston schools on the school bus. This book changed the image of bulger in my mind and made this notorious criminal more attractive.

Daniel Roberts, writer

Jon Rosen's You've been hacked too much by the Internet.

So you were publicly humiliated, jon ronson (20 14)

This book is Jon Rosen's famous research on the culture of online humiliation. In his book, he puts forward the view that the democratic characteristics behind Twitter's decline are beneficial to society. He told us with a wonderful story that it is a bit strange to rush to make people who make mistakes admit their mistakes on the Internet.

Its significance lies in that it shows that respect from others is very important for personal happiness. Research shows that this is more important to criminals, which I didn't realize before. In this era when it is easy to touch the bottom line, we need to keep this in mind at all times, especially when the world becomes more angry. Twitter gives us the right to express our approval, but technology allows us to suppress bad comments and enlarge them to the point of terror.

-Anne Van der Mee, editor

Prepare for the next life.

Preparing for the next life, Atticus Lisi (20 14)

This book was written by the son of the famous editor Gordon Leahy. Although it is his first work, it has enough reasons to be listed as the best book in everyone's mind in 20 14. This book is about a Muslim immigrant from China and her boyfriend, an Iraqi war veteran. It is not like a novel, but more like a news documentary, which mercilessly shows the lives of two protagonists who have no choice.

The heroine ended up working in a cheap China restaurant in Queens. The salary was low, but the workload was heavy. The hero wandered the streets all day, drinking and putting himself in danger. The reason why this book hits people's hearts directly is that the author has accumulated rich materials, and most of them come from the author's personal experience. The author himself is a veteran of the Marine Corps. He once lived in China and worked in fast food restaurants and foam factories. The author said in his official resume that he likes books written by journalists best.

This book is also a nonfiction literary work. This reminds me of the life of immigrants working in Chinese restaurants in the United States, which was once disclosed by The New Yorker. But this book is 10 times more detailed. No matter how much you know about the plight of American immigrants and veterans, you can learn something from this book.

-Daniel Roberts

Data and Giants: The Invisible War-Knowing You and Controlling You.

Data and Goliath: the hidden battle to collect your data and control your world, Bruce schneier (20 15)

You may have heard of the military industrial complex. How about monitoring the industrial zone? It is no secret that Internet companies use user data to make money. But no one points out the inconsistency between the commercial interests of high-tech companies and the interests of law enforcement agencies more profoundly than schneier.

-Robert Hackett

Recommended books for exercising logical thinking

Lu Yao's Ordinary World

Muslim Funeral in Huo Da.

Haruki Murakami's Norwegian Forest

Dumas' The Count of Monte Cristo

Mario puzo's The Godfather

Sophie's world.

Salinger's good girl

Chen's White Deer Plain

Cadale breaks April

Huang Renyu's Fifteen Years of Wanli

Li Zehou's The Course of Beauty

Qian Zhongshu's Fortress Besieged

Mrs. Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin

Alai's The Dust Settles.

Alec Hale's Roots

New Man Chun People's Life Begins Tomorrow.

Yu Hua's "Living"

Yu Hua's Xu Sanguan Selling Blood

The gadfly of Voynich

Wuthering Heights by emily bronte

Liu, The Complete Biography of Napoleon

Selected plays of Cao Yu

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