Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don't Know

I read this book with the self-development book club at work. I typically stay away from the “self-help” category because I tend to find much of the genre is fluff masquerading as wisdom, but this year I told myself I wanted to expand the types of literature I ingest, so I joined. The first book we read confirmed my opinions of the genre (Atomic Habits by James Clear), but I am happy to announce this book made me rethink my beliefs! badumtss

I love the way Adam Grant shares his stories and ideas. Never once did I not feel engaged during my personal reading experience, and during the book club, our 1hr session to 1 chapter ratio always felt too short for the multitude of conversations this book's contents sparked. I think I might reread this book every year to remind myself how to know what I don't know.

I am excited to continue with book club, I am excited to share this book with my friends and family, and I am excited to see where rethinking might take me next!