Thinking Fast And Slow

This book is the operating manual of your brain — and it exposes how unreliable your thinking actually is. Kahneman breaks your mind into two systems:

System 1: fast, instinctive, emotional, automatic.

System 2: slow, analytical, logical, effortful.

Here’s the brutal truth this book slaps you with:

you think you’re rational, but 95% of your decisions are controlled by System 1, a lazy autopilot filled with biases, illusions, shortcuts, and irrational behaviors.

Kahneman dismantles the myth that smart people make smart decisions.

They don’t.

They make predictably stupid decisions — but in elegant, statistically consistent ways.

You learn about:

• Confirmation bias (your brain only sees what it wants to see)
• Loss aversion (you fear losing more than winning)
• Anchoring (random numbers manipulate your judgment)
• Availability bias (you think something is true because it’s easy to remember)
• Overconfidence (you believe you’re the exception — you’re not)

This book forces you to confront the uncomfortable reality that your intuition is often wrong, your logic is lazy, and your mind isn’t built for truth — it’s built for speed and survival.

If you want to make better decisions in business, investing, negotiating, or relationships, this book is non-negotiable.

It teaches you to slow down at the right moments, question your automatic reactions, and stop letting your brain play tricks on you.