Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don't Know

I wish more people exercised intellectual humility/curiosity and a healthy sense of self-doubt…and were open to the possibility that what they once held as incontestable (or is it uncontestable?) may not be.

I love Adam’s books and this is no exception! Will be purchasing this for my library.

Sometimes I finish a book and think, if everyone read this book, or if this was required reading in high school, the world would be such a better place. This book makes you think (or rethink) how you go about your own decision making. This one was easy to breeze through.

Creating space for correction. Re evaluating my thoughts. This book helped immensely. Not being afraid to re-evaluate a thought or a concept and not making yourself wrong was key of rme.

I found this to be the most interesting of Adam Grant's books. He carefully exposes the dangers of "groupthink" and highlights the importance of critically re-examining our own preconceptions, those of our peer group and society as a whole (rationally and critically of course not knee-jerk uptake of conspiracy theories).