Adam Grant on the Power of an Open Mind
03/17/21 • 26 min
Bestselling author and organizational psychologist Adam Grant is challenging us to think again. Actually, he wants us to think more like scientists and remain open to new knowledge. He shares powerful ideas from his new book, Think Again, around the power of lifelong learning, challenging your beliefs, healthy debate, and the fascinating difference between asking “why” and “how.” Plus, he talks about which questions to ask if you find yourself debating conspiracy theories.
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Bestselling author and organizational psychologist Adam Grant is challenging us to think again. Actually, he wants us to think more like scientists and remain open to new knowledge. He shares powerful ideas from his new book, Think Again, around the power of lifelong learning, challenging your beliefs, healthy debate, and the fascinating difference between asking “why” and “how.” Plus, he talks about which questions to ask if you find yourself debating conspiracy theories.
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To shop books and products mentioned in this episode visit: indigo.ca/podcast
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