The Art of Thinking in Graphs

Illustrating the 52 Principles That Shape Our Productivity, Decision-Making, and the Way We Think

De: Dolev Erez

Narrado por: Stone Smith

To avoid the traps of bias and irrationality and make better, productive decisions, we need to stop thinking in disciplines—and start thinking in graphs.

Why do we feel confident as novices but question ourselves as experts? What makes some achievements feel more deserving than others? Do we really get happier the more wealth we accumulate? How do stress levels impact our productivity?

Every day, we are overwhelmed by multitudes of choices and challenges—some clear and intuitive, while others are shaped beyond the scope of our awareness. To predict and overcome them, experts have devised multitudes of complicated principles and disciplines to explain everything from how we feel to why we act.

The Art of Thinking in Graphs offers a revolutionary approach to personal growth by distilling complex concepts from all walks of life into visually compelling graphs, making them not only accessible but practical and applicable for everyone.

As you navigate through 52 carefully curated graphs, you will uncover the hidden forces that influence your thoughts, decisions, and behaviors, including:

The Dunning-Kruger Effect – Pareto’s Law (The 80/20 principle) – Decision Fatigue – Loss Aversion – The Bystander Effect – The Law of Diminishing Returns – The Yerkes-Dodson Law – Happiness-Income Correlation – and more.

With insights drawn from psychology, sociology, economics, philosophy, and more, The Art of Thinking in Graphs bridges the gap between academic research and practical application. Whether you are a lifelong learner, a professional seeking to enhance your performance, or someone on a quest for deeper self-awareness, this visually driven guide will equip you with the tools to navigate your life with greater clarity and purpose.

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Very insightful

I didn't have high hopes when I first started listening to this due to the subject. Afterwards, I found the subject matter well informed and useful.