A Spy's Guide to Thinking
John Braddock
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08 MINS
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Psychology
Ever wondered how to think like a spy under pressure?
Curious about how the U.S. Air Force and the CIA apply strategic thinking in high-stakes situations like the Iraq WMD investigations?
Intrigued by the idea of viewing your daily interactions through the lens of game theory?
Dive into this thrilling exploration of the art of effective thinking, as told through the eyes of a seasoned intelligence agent!
Ever wondered how to think like a spy under pressure?
Curious about how the U.S. Air Force and the CIA apply strategic thinking in high-stakes situations like the Iraq WMD investigations?
Intrigued by the idea of viewing your daily interactions through the lens of game theory?
Dive into this thrilling exploration of the art of effective thinking, as told through the eyes of a seasoned intelligence agent!
Ever wondered how to think like a spy under pressure?
Curious about how the U.S. Air Force and the CIA apply strategic thinking in high-stakes situations like the Iraq WMD investigations?
Intrigued by the idea of viewing your daily interactions through the lens of game theory?
Dive into this thrilling exploration of the art of effective thinking, as told through the eyes of a seasoned intelligence agent!
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About Author
John Braddock is the pen name of the authors behind the popular series "A Spy's Guide to Thinking." The books are known for their engaging and insightful look into the world of espionage, offering readers practical lessons on critical thinking and decision-making drawn from real-life intelligence operations. The authors' backgrounds in intelligence and their ability to distill complex concepts into accessible advice have made the series a favorite among readers interested in both spycraft and personal development.
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