Inside the Book: The Three Questions
A simple book that brings out great reflections about the way we see ourselves and the world we live in.
Read, Remember and Retrospect
A simple tactic to not forget what did you read – and what for.
Three new tips for adult learners
A new year brings new resolutions, they frequently involve learning something new. These are three wise bits to stick to your plan until the end.
Inside the Book: Factfulness
Factfulness: a neologism that refers to how good we see the real world through statistics and charts (and how poorly we perform in general knowledge).
Coaching with Situational Awareness
I argue about the importance of situational awareness as the golden skill to truly change the way of doing coaching.
Three tips for adult learners
Having trouble to learn something new? Follow these three pieces of advice to make it easier and less frustrating.
Short Guide to Critical Thinking – Part 3
Confidence, ignorance, and context are three concepts that together define our perception of what we or others know.
Short Guide to Critical Thinking – Part 2
Humans aren’t naturally great at seeing the world statistically. So, they make up their own reference points.
Short Guide to Critical Thinking – Part 1
This article divided in three parts considers 8 ways to make more consistent decisions.
Inside the Book: The Socratic Method
The invaluable heritage that Socrates and Plato left us continues to positively influence our ideas and decisions. This book tells us how to do much better.
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About Me
Hi, I am Andrea Paviglianiti, a Cognitive Coach and Blogger. I created this website to share insights and knowledge to improve learning experiences and self-development.
If you are wondering how to take out the best from the time you spend on courses and books; if you are trying to get control of the thoughts wandering your mind: this is surely the right place for you!
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