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Frank Stöckle
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Rolf Dobelli
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Lernen Sie aus Denkfehlern, die andere machen!
Wer Rolf Dobellis gescheite Texte über unsere häufigsten Denkfehler gelesen hat, weiß mehr als viele andere, doch ist er noch lange nicht aus dem Schneider. Denn auf dem Weg vom Denken zum Handeln lauern weitere Fallstricke. Glücklicherweise kann man die umgehen - wenn man weiß, wie. Rolf Dobelli gibt Ihnen das nötige Rüstzeug: Er zeigt, warum Sie besser entscheiden, wenn Sie wenig entscheiden, warum Propaganda (meist) funktioniert und warum Checklisten blind machen. Schlagen Sie nicht jeden Irrweg ein, nur weil andere ihn gehen. Lernen Sie aus den Fehlern, die andere freundlicherweise für Sie machen. Denken Sie klar und handeln Sie klug!
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