The Unknown Methods of Critical Thinking
Discover the Key Skills and Tools You Will Need for Critical Thinking, Decision Making and Problem Solving, using Highly Effective Practical Techniques
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Narrated by:
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Tim Edwards
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By:
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Dale Owen
About this listen
Do you often suffer from the fear of making the wrong decision? Find that emotions get the better of you when it’s time to think? Or maybe you’re just looking to take your thinking skills to the next level?
If this sounds all too familiar, then this book just might be for you.
Like many people, you might often feel that your lack of ability to think and make good decisions is something that can’t be changed, and criticism from others has taken its toll your confidence.
But here’s some good news:
Whatever your weaknesses and strengths maybe, this guide will help you improve your current skills using effective, practical methods and techniques that you can implement in your daily life.
Here’s just a tiny fraction of what you’ll discover inside:
- The seven essential critical thinking skills you will need to develop.
- The crucial components you need to know about when it comes to critical thinking.
- A simple way to test your thinking ability and how you can use this to address your issues.
- The six main steps you’ll need to become a critical thinker.
- Learn how to master the step by step process of decision making.
- The main reasons why you always make bad decisions.
- The six most effective ways to improve your problem-solving skills.
- And much, much more!
Just take a minute or two to imagine how much easier life would be if you were able to think faster and make decisions quicker.
So if you want to avoid being bombarded with complex terms and confusing advanced strategies, why not scroll up and click “Buy Now”.
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- alan cuthbertson
- 30-03-19
Really makes you think!
This book shows there is more to 'thinking' than you ever realised. After listening to this book you stop thinking on auto pilot. Using the techniques demonstrated you can analyse and priorities your thought process to make it more effective. I think the benefits of Critical Thinking are endless no matter how old you are or what job you do. I wouldn't hesitate in recommending this book.
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- Charlie Gilbert
- 11-08-19
It explains almost everything you needed
A concise explanation that would be a great companion book for educators to help coach their students in developing critical thinking.
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- Simon Gibson
- 31-03-19
The Must Have Tool In Your Mental Toolbox
l am a critical thinker. It has taken me decades to discover and acquire the range of ideas and techniques clearly and concisely described in this excellent audiobook. The world we live in is awash with information, much of very dubious quality. Critical thinking helps identify the dross so you can make good decisions and formulate your own ideas based on the best data from a wide variety of sources. This is a must have life skill and this is a brilliant introduction and teacher.
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