I was reminded of the quote, “all things change in a dynamic environment, your effort to remain what you are is what limits you.” In the case of Think Again, not being open to changing your mind is a limiting decision. At a larger, Adam Grant is commenting on a society stuck in its partisan echo chambers. Both sides limited by an unwillingness to change. To be truly wise is to know you do not and can not know everything. Expertise is the life long pursuit of learning in a specific field rather than knowing everything there is in a specific field. Adam Grant places scientific inquiry right in the middle of these two states. Through many studies and examples he shows how the citizen scientist is not stuck in their thinking. Indeed, Grant’s structuring of the book underlines the key technique you take away from it. Assume you are wrong and keep asking questions. Almost every chapter circles back to that very premise, what if I am wrong and how can I ask a better question to someone who disagrees with me. Thought provoking and practical. A good read for anyone.

This book has been extremely informative I will change how I approach life after reading this book. This definitely a must read.

An excellent insightful read that would prompt anyone to rethink things and find that is the best to grow.

I love this author, he has a great take on psychology and society.

What an exciting call to action. I love the hope and challenge to reimagine the future. Just what I needed to push me through and out of my rut!

This book is truly an eye opener. It’s a must read for those wanting a new perspective.

I learned a lot of new information from this book and it opened my eyes to some new strategies I can use in my own life. Great read - highly recommended if you are looking to learn how to be more open minded!

Quick read about the power of rethinking in daily life, and the benefits of thinking like a scientist instead of preaching, politicking and prosecuting.

We all need “mental flexibility “

One of the most insightful books i've ever read. A golden nugget on every page. Do yourself and the world a favor and read it.