Cynthia Sinclair

Thinking isn't what you think Cynthia Sinclair

As far back as I can remember people were trying to tell me what to think. My parents started it, then my teachers, my church, then my friends, then television, then boyfriends, then magazines, then politicians... it never ends, it seems everyone is trying to sell me something... "like this", "vote like this", "buy this", this is how you should dress or behave or believe. It's fine, everyone has an opinion or something to tell you, but no one ever taught me HOW to evaluate all this information.
WHY should I believe you, or buy this, or date you or vote for you? Certainly not just because you tell me to do so.
Thinking is more than having a thought pop into your head (although some days it seems some people are operating on that occurrence!).
Learning HOW to think, HOW to evaluate, WHAT to look for is paramount in making informed or intelligent decisions. This book is a first step in helping you do that. Thinking isn't a passive thing, it's an active thing. We don't have sponges for brains we have little computers. Let's use our brains to our advantage! These skills will last you a lifetime and save you countless hours of regret.