10 Best Books on Decision Making | Our Recommendation

We have brought some such book for you which will definitely help you in your decision making. You must have heard about these books. In case you haven’t heard yourself, we bring you 10 great books that have helped change the lives of many. We hope that you will benefit from reading these. (Books on Decision Making)

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10. Blink by Malcolm Gladwell

Insight into how we think and what we do and why. On the other hand, however, it tells how we sometimes arrive at a decision based on intuition or just a feeling. If you think you know yourself and how you understand the special things in life… think again, we all have tons to learn.

9. Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely

Dan shows to what extent we are not rational beings and proves this through a series of experiments. And it is not just ordinary human beings, but also experts who are irrational. Dan argues that our irrationality falls in a pattern and is predictable. By pointing to these irrational decisions we make, he argues that it is possible to reduce our risk of falling into a brain trap and help us make better life decisions.

8. The Elephant in the Brain by Kevin Simler and Robin Hanson

A must read for those interested in human behavior, psychology, and evolution.
The book introduces many concepts, but the book’s main premise is that we inspire my inner purpose to conform to the norms of a social group. Once we conform we are more inclined to shape our belief systems around the group.
There are some great examples, small and large, at the other end of habits and entire economic or social institutions, which illustrate these points. (Books on Decision Making)

7. Algorithms to Live By Brian Christian and Tom Griffiths

A fascinating exploration of how computer algorithms can be applied to our everyday lives. In this dazzling interdisciplinary work, acclaimed author Brian Christian and cognitive scientist Tom Griffith show us how even simple, precise algorithms used by computers can solve human questions.

6. The Paradox of Choice by Barry Schwartz

The book explores the various factors that contribute to our decision making, satisfaction or regret with our decisions, and our subjective well-being. It presents various drawbacks that more choice brings to us and it is also related to the various projections that we suffer from. It suggests many ways to handle our choices well and maximize our subjective well-being.

5. Decisive by Chip Heath and Dan Heath

Anyone familiar with human psychology is well aware that human decisions, which in turn affect our ability to make decisions. This book uses real-life examples to introduce the various brain biases that one can relate to. Plus the authors provide you with simple solutions to overcome these biases to make better decisions.

4. Principles by Ray Dalio

The book has a mixture of history, theory, practical advice and course theories related to both personal and professional contexts. It is an eye opener that can answer many internal questions and make you question your thinking process and emphasizes the importance of analytical and critical thinking in all areas of our lives.

3. Made to Stick by Chip Heath and Dan Heath

A great book for anyone who wants to improve on people and communication skills. If you want to be able to communicate clearly to someone, it’s worth every cent.
It’s a light read with lots of insight into how to successfully structure and deliver your messages. (Books on Decision Making)

2. Seeking Wisdom by Peter Bevelin

Peter Bevelin has written a mind-blowing book on how to survive the roads that lead to misery. At its core this book focuses on why we make wrong decisions and how we can avoid them by thinking better and more importantly rationally.
Peter Bevelin has read extensively on a variety of subjects and this book is the culmination of what he has learned all these years by reading to the best minds.

1. Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman

The most gripping book about the human psyche. This book critically analyzes the anatomy of human thought: its rationality, irrationality, inference. In a highly polarized world, this book shines the beacon of new knowledge.