#Think again adam grant for free#
Sign up to receive these briefings by email for free here.) (You can read all of our book briefings here. And Grant, an organizational psychologist at Wharton and remarkably prolific writer, says it’s a weakness that can be literally fatal. We prefer to hold on to old views rather than make the shift to new ones. It’s hard to acknowledge that things have changed or reassess our opinions, argues Adam Grant in his new book Think Again, which will be released on February 2. We sometimes struggle to deeply answer such a question. Because the question presupposes that they now know something that they didn’t know a year ago, and that they’re willing to implicitly acknowledge their prior deficiency of knowledge. The answers are often interesting-giving you expert insight into what’s dynamic and changing in an area you might not know-and other times telling in ways that people don’t realize. I’ve taken to asking people that question too. “What do you know now that you didn’t a year ago?” That’s a go-to question that my friend and former boss David Bradley, a serial business and media entrepreneur, often asks people he’s meeting and making conversation with. You can always reach out to us at with any questions. (You can always easily unsubscribe.) If you are a subscriber, this will just verify your email address.
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