A review of

Think Again

The Power of Knowing What You Don’t Know

Adam Grant • Viking • 2021

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Unlearn, Relearn

by Allan Schweyer

With Think Again, Adam Grant has produced his best work yet. In a polarized world where stubborn factions seem to form around every issue, Grant offers a simple antidote: 1. Keep an open mind. 2. Think and act like a scientist. 3. Revise your opinions when the evidence demands it.

Wharton organizational psychology professor Adam Grant has earned wide renown and respect as one of this era’s most brilliant lecturers, researchers and writers. Unsurprisingly, his book shot up on bestseller lists even before its release.

Grant sometimes faces criticism for taking other scholar’s ideas and turning them into popular books and articles. In fact, this is his strength. He explains human psychology in layman’s terms and does so through engaging stories meant to make the reader feel smart, not the writer. If you incorporate Grant’s advice into your behavior, you will improve your life and lives of those around you.

Think Again

The Power of Knowing What You Don’t Know

Unlearn, Relearn

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