The Man Who Knew How to Think - A Book of Correct Thinking by Aviad Good

In the middle of his expected and relatively successful life, Shaltiel, the protagonist of the story, awakens with a sense of unfulfillment and missed opportunity and begins to look for a purpose for his life. He signs up for a gym, eats organic food, studies yoga, reflexology, controlled breathing, relaxation, dance and even decides to devote himself to building a family and a career, "but despite all this, Shaltiel felt that something was missing… " A strange note that he finds on the door of his house introduces him to the teacher who will change his life – "the man who knew how to think." The meeting between the two turns into a fascinating journey, during which the protagonist discovers step by step how to improve his thinking and life. An applied and fun guidebook, revolutionary in its simplicity and efficiency. The techniques taught in the book provide a fun, light and effective way to take advantage of cognition as a source of creativity and development and the discovery of the miraculous possibilities of human thinking. The book is replete with road signs, which indicate the hero's progress in the journey and help the reader to remember and practice the techniques in order to impart to himself a clear and precise dedicated thinking. The book provides tools for the development of thought that will be expressed in everything that is dealt with: * Setting a goal and achieving it * Renouncing habits * Objective observation and lack of judgment * Coping with stressful situations * Immediate problem solving. It is recommended for any person who is looking for an effective tool to put his life on the right track while improving the ability to think and restoring the right order to life.