How to Think for Yourself

How to Think for Yourself, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.45, with 25 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 54 reviews, and has 2686 subscribers.

You will learn about Develop more self-confidence by determining which sources of information are trustworthy, and which ones are not. Rise above the crowd mentality by preventing social media from inappropriately influencing your opinions. Break free from brainwashing and propaganda by learning about types of fallacious thinking that could be ruining your life. Keep fear from taking over your thinking process. Resist common forms of persuasion people use to make you agree to things you don't really want to do. Ask life-changing, career accelerating questions that others are too afraid or too lazy to ask. Develop innovative solutions to your problems. This course is ideal for individuals who are Ambitious professionals or students who want to think for themselves and set themselves apart from everyone else at work or school. or Anyone who wants more self-confidence especially when presenting their own ideas. or People who want to maintain the status quo and want to be mediocre might not enjoy this course. It is particularly useful for Ambitious professionals or students who want to think for themselves and set themselves apart from everyone else at work or school. or Anyone who wants more self-confidence especially when presenting their own ideas. or People who want to maintain the status quo and want to be mediocre might not enjoy this course.

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Summary

Title: How to Think for Yourself

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 25

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 25

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 30

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 30

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Develop more self-confidence by determining which sources of information are trustworthy, and which ones are not.
Rise above the crowd mentality by preventing social media from inappropriately influencing your opinions.
Break free from brainwashing and propaganda by learning about types of fallacious thinking that could be ruining your life.
Keep fear from taking over your thinking process.
Resist common forms of persuasion people use to make you agree to things you don't really want to do.
Ask life-changing, career accelerating questions that others are too afraid or too lazy to ask.
Develop innovative solutions to your problems.

Who Should Attend

Ambitious professionals or students who want to think for themselves and set themselves apart from everyone else at work or school.
Anyone who wants more self-confidence especially when presenting their own ideas.
People who want to maintain the status quo and want to be mediocre might not enjoy this course.

Target Audiences

Ambitious professionals or students who want to think for themselves and set themselves apart from everyone else at work or school.
Anyone who wants more self-confidence especially when presenting their own ideas.
People who want to maintain the status quo and want to be mediocre might not enjoy this course.

Regain control of your mind and life. Become an independent thinker. Gain more self-confidence and present your ideas with assurance. Enroll in this course and learn to think for yourself.

Following the crowd and thinking like they do will limit your opportunities in life. Caring too much about what other people think of you will forfeit your dreams and goals in life. Thinking for yourself will keep other peoples’ opinions from ruining your destiny.

If you’re someone who want more confidence in yourself, if you want to trust your own ideas more, if need more self-assurance to succeed professionally, then this course is for you.

This course presents information and exercises you can use to confidently trust your own ideas. The content comes from cutting-edge research and real-life case studies on the benefits of independent thinking.

In each section, there’s a different approach presented to help you become an independent thinker. There are fascinating case studies of people who successfully learned to think for themselves, as well as examples of people who failed in life because they let other people do their thinking for them.

Steve Churchill (your instructor) has developed career and leadership development training courses for dozens of Fortune-500 companies, and those programs have been used to train hundreds of thousands of professionals.

Click the Take this Course link to join thousands of other students in the Udemy community by enrolling in this course and learning to more effectively think for yourself.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: What Does it Mean to Think for Yourself & Why is it Important?

Lecture 1: Course Overview & Introduction

Lecture 2: How to Get the Most from This Course

Lecture 3: What Does it Mean to Think for Yourself?

Lecture 4: The Benefits of Learning to Think for Yourself

Lecture 5: What Thinking for Yourself is NOT

Lecture 6: Exercises: Why You Should Think for Yourself

Chapter 2: A Major Roadblock to Thinking for Yourself: Social Proof

Lecture 1: What is Social Proof and Why Shouldn't it be Trusted?

Lecture 2: How to Distrust/Evaluate Social Proof

Lecture 3: How Rhonda Ignored Social Proof and Got a Promotion

Lecture 4: Exercises: Dismissing Social Proof

Chapter 3: How to Keep Fear from Hijacking Your Thinking Process

Lecture 1: How Fear Prevents Rational Thinking & How to Keep Thinking if You're Afraid

Lecture 2: How Edward Resisted His Fears and Became More Self-Confident

Lecture 3: How to Keep Fear from Affecting Your Thinking

Chapter 4: How to Identify and Resist Different Forms of Persuasion

Lecture 1: Learn to Identify and Resist Forms of Persuasion

Lecture 2: Recognize Forms of Persuasion to Neutralize Them

Lecture 3: How Rhonda Resisted Persuasion and Saved $2000

Lecture 4: Exercises to Resist Persuasion

Chapter 5: Liberate Your Mind by Asking More Effective Questions

Lecture 1: Asking Effective Questions to Increase Your Independent Thinking

Lecture 2: How to Ask More Effective Questions

Lecture 3: Edward Opens the Door to Better Opportunities By Asking Effective Questions

Lecture 4: Exercises to Ask More Effective Questions

Chapter 6: Summary, Bonus Lesson, and Resources

Lecture 1: Course Wrap-up + Bonus Resources Overview

Lecture 2: Quick Reference Guide: Thinking for Yourself

Lecture 3: BONUS: How to Make Better Decisions

Lecture 4: BONUS: Course Audio/MP3 Files

Instructors

Steve Churchill
Training & Communications Instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes
2 stars: 2 votes
3 stars: 6 votes
4 stars: 16 votes
5 stars: 28 votes

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