Blink

The way we make decisions and how we make them in a second is not as it seems. The book explains how the brain does the decisions using neuroscience and psychology.

Very easy read, basic point is given away in the title: decisions made in the blink of an eye are often pretty well judged. The book describes with some interesting examples how your subconcious processes information to make decisions. It helps think about how to make the most of this technique when under pressure. The smallest sign of intuition or foresight is explained here and can save you a lot of trouble. As it's been already mentioned: "You'll never think about thinking in the same way again." You never regret buying this book. Really recommended!

The book certainly brought up a lot of interesting ideas and did a good job of discussing the different elements that go into the snap decisions that we make every day.

We should not thinking things to much on our daily life. Dont spend your time on keep analysing everything. We should learn how to pay attention on ourself. Our instinct and first impressions usually works to easier the process and decisions.

What I got from Blink is that there is a lot to our instant thoughts and feelings and many times much more than we give them credit. The traditional wisdom is to plan and make huge weighty decisions based on every single bit of information that we have at our fingertips.