Fallacies and Biases

Success in life starts with "how one thinks" (the thought process) combined with "what one thinks" (the perceptions and interpretations).

 

Fallacies are failures in thought processing, while biases are the failures in the components that make up one's thoughts. Fallacies and Biases identifies 25 thought process errors (fallacies) and 25 bad components (biases) that automatically end in failure.

 

Not stopping there, how to identify each one and correct each mistake provides a guidebook for improving one's life.

 

(About the Author)

 

Phillip C. Reinke is often referred to as the "hidden gem of philosophy, psychology, and success coaching." He has spent his entire career making positive differences in the lives of people and the performance of organizations. He has been a professor of philosophy and psychology, an engineer, the founder of the Continuous Improvement Institute, and a coach and mentor to many, both personally and professionally. Fallacies and Biases dives deep into the sources of one's failing to achieve success and fulfillment because of thought processing failures. The book provides ways to identify the causes and then suggests the means to correction them.